Sentence examples for its early forms from inspiring English sources

And Marc starts the process with his, and we circulate it in its early forms so people can provide feedback.

It is characterized by drusen deposits in its early forms.

Direct marketing has expanded from its early forms, among them direct mail and catalog mailings, to include such vehicles as telemarketing, direct-response radio and television, and Internet shopping.

By his day, Sufism had grown far beyond its early forms, which were represented by al-Ḥasan al-Baṣrī (died 728), who practiced zuhd, or rejection of the world, and by Rābiʿah al-ʿAdawiyyah (died 801), who formulated the Sufi ideal of a disinterested love of God.

5 As methylation occurs in distinct genomic areas, methylated markers in tumour tissue 6 and in body fluids 7 are likely targets for also detecting cancer in its early forms.

As for Cubism, at least in its early form, it was shot down by World War I.

In its early form the Ming central government was dominated by a unitary Secretariat.

In its early form, the screwdriver was made from flat stock; its sometimes scalloped edges contributed nothing to function.

Milton Friedman, Shepard notes, saw Pudong, Shanghai's Central Business District, in its early form as a ghost city, or rather a "statist monument to a dead pharaoh".

In its early form, users had to download, and then run the installer software and enter a password in order to proceed.

In its early form the transistor was capable of amplifying only comparatively low frequencies because the exchange of electrons and positive charges across the sandwich was slow.