Sentence examples for liberated form from inspiring English sources

Piers weighs in on the Brazilian Women, rejoice: you – or, rather, your bikini lines – have a new champion, in the apparently liberated form of Piers Morgan.

In liberated form, the BlueCrest partners can bet their own money as aggressively as they wish and try to recapture past glories.

9 In liberated form, however, ferrous iron ions may generate toxic reactive oxygen species (ROS).

D. H. Lawrence and Freud were culture heroes, and sex, jubilantly heralded in its liberated form by Norman O. Brown as "polymorphous perversity," was an energized revolt against the allegedly deadening conditions of modern life.

Where de Castro masterfully makes his statements on matters of geometric abstraction and interaction; Roldán - unexpected, clever, poetic and even humoristic - enhances a common understanding of abstractionism, by liberating form and context.

Thomas De Quincey, the brilliant Romantic essayist, liberated the form in his sequence of essays "On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts".

The use of mercury in the manufacture of chlorine and caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) by electrolysis of brine depends upon the fact that mercury employed as the negative pole, or cathode, dissolves the sodium liberated to form a liquid amalgam.

It liberates the highly fluorescent free form (Φfl = 0.96) by removal of the PPG with a quantum yield of 0.03.

LC-MS/MS methods were developed and validated for quantification of galangin both in its unmetabolized form and hydrolyzed form liberated from its glucuronides via β-glucuronidase hydrolysis, respectively.

Go on Lamb's Web site and you will lose hours watching him unearth pewter stools from his favorite childhood beach in Cornwall, England (literally, he uses a primitive sand casting technique), or liberate the form of a chair from a block of polystyrene.

Conversely, when a slowly moving neutron and proton combine to form a hydrogen-2 nucleus, 2.23 MeV are liberated in the form of gamma radiation.