Sentence examples for its form through from inspiring English sources

A sculptural light show takes its form through a series of delineated points carefully mapped out on dangling strips of LEDs in teamLab's hypnotizing installation, Crystal Universe.

Nausicaä, the heroine, believes in the value of life regardless of its form and through her actions stops a war.

It is as though, by means of an internal act of primary perception, the plant or tree has a sense (or consciousness overseen by a Mind at state 3), not only of its parts, but also of its form; and through this self-awareness of form arises the means whereby a plant's own oneness can be attained.

The flu virus can induce death through activation of TGF-β, converting it from its latent form through the viral neuraminidase activity [ 148].

"I see it all, life in its truest form, through the lens of my camera".

As Caldwell did not, let me summarize my message: Not one Western nation has a birth rate to enable it to survive in its present form through midcentury.

But in a letter dated Jan . 22 , 2007Mr. Tierney said he and his staff had decided that the building's "structural instability" and changes to its original form through alterations precluded it from consideration as a historic landmark.

It most likely reached its present form through a combination of the Spanish tronada and tornar ("to turn"); however, this may be a folk etymology.

It is thus that the novel takes its modern form, through "the relocation of the unheard-of toward the background... while the everyday moves into the foreground".

"Atmospheres" will continue in its present form through the end of the year, when it will be replaced by a new half-hour program entitled "Storm Stories," also presented by Mr. Cantore.

It was twice enlarged, in 1845 and 1867, and was republished in its final form through the end of the 20th century.