Sentence examples for in skeleton form from inspiring English sources
His university is a complete universe, and yet the surrounding city is sketched out only in skeleton form.
It is visible in skeleton form on the bulldozed plain that used to be Baghdad's airport, and is due to be completed in 2015.
In peacetime most of the intermediate medical units exist only in skeleton form; the active units are at the battalion and hospital level.
By Katharine T. Theobald and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 2 , 1944P. 23 Talk: Present plans for a permanent world organization fail to take into consideration the League of Nations which still exists and functions in skeleton form.
The New Yorker, December 2 , 1944P. 23 Talk: Present plans for a permanent world organization fail to take into consideration the League of Nations which still exists and functions in skeleton form.
One design of such a chart in skeleton form is shown in Figure 1 to 4. The horizontal scale is air temperature or dry-bulb temperature and the vertical scale is moisture content expressed in pounds of water per pound of air.
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack praised Johnson's organisational work in arranging the services' tour: "A stranger to this country, he found the programme in only skeleton form; and that the tour proved such a success from every point of view was due to his hard work and courtesy".
Another Canadian admirer of the painted turtle is Jon Montgomery, who won the 2010 Olympic gold medal in skeleton (a form of sled) racing, while wearing a painted turtle painting on the crown of his helmet, prominently visible when he slid downhill.
Her skeleton form can be traced to Mesoamerican death cults.
Now Zhong, He et al., who are members of the research group that discovered the axonal skeleton, have used 'super-resolution imaging' to figure out how this skeleton forms and why it predominantly forms in axons.
In arthropods the skeleton is formed in part by the cuticle covering the body surface, by internal connective-tissue fibres, and by a hydrostatic skeleton formed by the hemocoele, or enlarged blood-filled spaces.
