The stellar dendrites you see here are the largest forms of snow crystal and perhaps the most beautiful, with the sectored plates coming in a close second, but there are also less photogenic simple prisms, columns, bullet shapes and needles and crystals that combine different types.
In bovine heart and human skeletal muscle, these supercomplexes appear to be composed of a complex I monomer, a complex III dimer and up to four copies of complex IV, representing the largest forms of OXPHOS complex assemblies, also termed 'respirasomes' [14], [15], [17], [20].
That makes them probably the largest form of Christianity after Roman Catholicism and the fastest growing.
"Today, airline miles and loyalty points are the second largest form of currency in the world, the largest being the U.S. dollar," Mr. MacLean said.
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, established in 1941, covers some two-thirds of the island and is the habitat of the Kodiak, or Alaskan, brown bear, the largest form of grizzly bear; some 3,000 Kodiak bears inhabit the island.
"What we're concerned about is how people are getting squeezed in what's supposed to be the largest form of affordable housing in the city," said Susanna Blankley, the director of housing organizing for CASA.
If that figure is borne out, it would be a significant advance from the largest form of energy storage now in general use, pumped hydropower, whose efficiency is put at 70 to 85 percent.
In short, so-called pass-through entities that are taxed only at the individual level represent the largest form of business organization, and one that has grown rapidly since 1986.
Student loans are the largest form of consumer debt, topping $1 trillion nationally, but they're the only type not eligible for bankruptcy.
Spiraling student debt has become a growing national concern, with student loans now totaling some $1.2 trillion, making them the second largest form of household debt after mortgages.
If this is true, then wage theft is the largest form of larceny in our economy -- more than the $13.6 billion we lose each year in stolen cars, other larcenies, burglaries and robberies (using 2012 figures from the FBI ).
