Sentence examples for newly created forms from inspiring English sources

Newly created forms, such as Vikram Seth's The Golden Gate (a novel written in rhyming verse form) and John Fuller's Flying to Nowhere (a novel written in highly poetic prose), and numerous prose works of intermediate or very specific length (such as the novella and the short short) are a clear indication of the difficulty of too close a reliance on genre as a category.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Scientists have triggered a miniature explosion that may resemble a tiny supernova by enticing a newly created form of matter, called Bose-Einstein condensate, to collapse in the lab.

It doesn't look like much, but scientists from Sweden's Uppsala University are calling a newly created form of magnesium carbonate an "impossible" material.

Must all newly created life forms hence carry a fail-safe self-destruction device within them?

Thus, as a final check in the present study, we will seek to replicate these documented patterns with the newly created short form.

As borders between the newly created Pakistan and India were formed, women were targeted in the resulting.

We therefore tested the role of the cell division machinery in the newly created bacterial L-forms.

This is also consistent with the idea that loops do not require specific amino acid sequences for BtR-binding and that newly created loops can form new binding sites.

The newly created interdependencies require new forms of deliberation and cooperation.

The newly created data pool also forms the basis for the nationwide estimate of the number of new cancer cases.

QE involves the Bank buying up debts (specifically, UK government debt in the form of gilts) from the market, in return for newly created money in the form of a deposit at the Bank.