It is irregular in form, with several deep coastal bays, large subpeninsulas, and a lengthy coastline.
Buson's interest in Chinese poetry is especially evident in three long poems that are irregular in form.
Verbs have roughly the number and variety of forms found in French or Italian and are quite irregular in forming their stems.
Most bodies of pegmatite are tabular, podlike (cigar-shaped), or irregular in form and range in size from single crystals of feldspar to dikes (tabular bodies injected in fissures) many tens of metres thick and more than a kilometre long; many are intimately associated with masses of fine-grained aplite.
Robinson, whilst being in doubt about the aetiology of dental erosion, described the lesions as located on smooth surfaces and as wedge shaped, cup shaped, disk shaped, irregular in form, L- or U-shaped, or simply as small round depressions or larger surface lesions.
On the other hand, a "beach" of unmixed metal 2 irregular in shape can form if TLW > TL2.
In epg-3, -4, -6, and atg-2 mutants, which block autophagosome formation, SQST-1 aggregates and PGL granules are irregular in shape and form cluster-like structures.
The observed cellular clones where irregular in shape, unpatterned and formed folded lobes.
The preinduced aggregates provided relatively uniform clusters, while the spontaneously formed aggregates appeared more irregular in shape.
In 1864, Dr Aitken accurately described measles: "The eruption in crops of a crimson rash, consisting of slightly elevated minute dots, disposed in irregular circular forms, or crescents; preceded by catarrhal symptoms for about four days, and accompanied with fever.
