The term "morphological form" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the different grammatical variations of a word, such as plural, past tense, or comparative form. It can be used when discussing the structure and function of words in a sentence. Example: In this sentence, "cats" is the plural morphological form of the noun "cat".
In many red algae (e.g., Palmaria), numerous adjacent filaments joined laterally create the gross morphological form of the alga.
The zygospores were the morphological form responsible for β-carotene production.
A very particular morphological form of a glacier tongue shows the Jatunraju Glacier in the Cordillera Blanca (Perú).
In submerged culture, a large number of factors contribute to the development of any particular morphological form.
Brady combined the genetic data with the army ant fossil information and the ants' morphological (form and structure) information to establish ages for the different ant species.
French, since about the 14th century, has undergone the most radical changes in grammatical typology, so that much greater reliance is placed on word order and intonation to convey sentence meaning than on morphological form.
To elucidate the role of morphology, here we ask whether morphological forms are constrained by putatively universal combinatorial principles, distinct from those applying to phonological patterns.
Future studies should focus on redefining the ESHRE ESGE criteria using 3D ultrasonography, defining morphological cutoffs for commonly occurring similar morphological forms, and studying the clinical importance and proper management of the various morphologies.
This paper points out a major step forward in software interoperability and the alignment of digital design applications, allowing users to engage with morphological form-finding enriched by real-time physical building performance feedback.
In many cases, particular morphological forms achieve maximum performance.
Wealth of morphological forms (hexagonal pyramidal, spheriulitic, platelet ) and a systematic growth trend is observed.
