Sentence examples for more familiar form from inspiring English sources

As sushi developed in its more familiar form in the 19th century, it remained modest, sold as a street snack.

Library users find no difficulty in consulting such on-line catalogs, and many prefer them to the more cumbersome, if more familiar, form of cards in drawers.

The more familiar form of the equation came a few years later when he had further refined his thoughts in subsequent lectures and papers.

He does appear to be working his way into more familiar form and came close to the trophy last weekend in Madrid, where he was beaten in two tight sets by Nadal.

Equally lovely, and presented in more familiar form, are pumpkin-and-chicken soup, rich with broccoli rabe, potato and, of course, bacon and chorizo; and tender, earthy quail wrapped in bacon and served with juicy quince.

These women tended to "exist on the fringes of the British aristocracy," Mr. Holroyd writes, and "were not wholly protected from the hardship and tragedy that, in other classes and a more familiar form, were to fuel the feminist movement".

(More familiar forms of this radiation include radio, light and X-rays).

But the chief sticking point is simply that carbon dioxide -- unlike more familiar forms of pollution, which can be filtered -- is for the moment an unavoidable byproduct of burning fuels, particularly fossil fuels, and especially the biggest source, coal.

This houses the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO), which cost a mere C$73m $49mm).Neutrinos are naturally abundant (they are made in the nuclear reactions that power the sun), but they interact with more familiar forms of matter via the weak nuclear force that is to say, not very often.

The footage does not establish that such a goal has been achieved, but it does show the technological ambitions of a group that has carved out its influence in Syria and Iraq through more familiar forms of terror, such as car bombs and suicide belts.

Nevertheless, the general framework remained consistent with earlier developments, with additional insights on casting the evolution equation into more familiar forms in the non-linear dynamics literature.