Sentence examples for middle forms of from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Effective vs. Middle forms of death and killing as process.

The novelist Edmund White has called biography "the most middle class of all forms, the judgment of little people avenging themselves on the great".

A £500 tax cut for the "squeezed middle" formed the centrepiece of a budget that promised to reverse the march of millions of workers into the higher rate tax band.

The more evolved middle order forms of cyanobacteria posses a combination of Fe and Ni or Fe and Mn SODs.

The key difference between these two forms concerned the middle class of peasants, farmers able to live off their own land.

The main bands of 55 kDa, also detectable with anti-LONG antibody, and 72 kDa were interpreted to represent proteolytic N-terminal fragments from the middle form and the short form of collagen XVIII, respectively.

Furthermore, it should be noted that Eq. (21) corresponds to the approximation of equation (3.95) of Weaver (1994) by the second term of its middle form.

It was the 19th Century that gave us the museum as a site of moral improvement, notably in Britain: as the scholar Amy Woodson-Boulton has shown, "reformers" constructed museums in Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester not just to showcase the wonders of art and science, but to acculturate working-class populations to middle-class forms of behaviour.

In tango and flamenco, many African forms, raqs sharki, a Middle Eastern form of belly dance, and in classical Indian dance, it is often the larger performers who hold our attention.

The deadly fighting in Lebanon in the past week -- escalating from Hezbollah ambushes and rocket attacks to bombs dropped from Israeli aircraft on electrical generating plants -- is a familiar manifestation of a peculiarly Middle Eastern form of communication between governments.

But most situations are in the middle, and formed of many parts.