He can then present the results in numerous forms, including film, photographs and sculpture.
The fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, 17, in Florida has spurred a national response that is taking numerous forms, including rallies in multiple cities and active discussion on social media.
Buying off doctors to promote prescriptions -- a practice which takes numerous forms, including "scientific" reports written by marketing companies and signed off by supposedly respected professionals, as well as partnering with them to help create diseases that don't necessarily exist--affects the majority of the industry.
Research comes in numerous forms including web pages, journal articles, books, encyclopedias, interviews, and blog posts, among others.
In addition to featuring documentation of performance art, the show includes numerous examples of other, related experimental art forms, including conceptual art, installation, happenings, actions, body art and a wide variety of feminist and political art activities.
Silica nanoparticles have numerous potential applications and can be manufactured in several forms, including fumed silica, colloidal silica, silica gel, and silica aerogel.
Over the past 30 years, there have been numerous and thorough studies of these criteria on candidate waste forms, including radiation damage and leaching.
In a submission to the committee, the trust stated: "Wild land in Scotland provides important ecosystem services, sustaining numerous forms of life including key biodiversity species and providing for essential climate change mitigation and adaptation, for instance, retention of carbon in peat, providing high-quality water supplies and contributing to natural flood defences.
There are numerous forms of stress, including extreme temperature, drought, pathogens, parasites, and even internal genetic stress caused by the expression of deleterious alleles (Hoffmann and Hercus 2000; Frankham 2005; Kristensen et al. 2005).
Accumulating evidence suggests that constitutively activated STAT3 contributes to tumor development and progression in numerous forms of cancer including those of the breast, head and neck, prostate, skin, ovary, lung, bone, and blood [ 3- 5].
In later centuries numerous Buddhist sects were formed, including the Dge-lugs-pa, which emphasizes monastic discipline; also known as the Yellow Hat sect, in the 17th century it gained political supremacy that lasted until 1959.
