Sentence examples for of varied forms from inspiring English sources
In THE WATERCOURSE (Knopf, $23), her third poetry collection, Zarin deploys a rigorously simple vocabulary in the service of varied forms -- an eclogue here; a round there; even a psalm.
These elements are the bases of varied forms from the galactic to the subatomic.
They all embroil and create a system of oppression that reflects the interweaving of varied forms of discrimination.
BCF and BCL extracts are responsible for creation of varied forms of echinocytes, BCL mainly echinocytes and BCF echinocytes and spheroechinocytes.
The gongs of ancient and contemporary China, however, are of varied form, with cutout designs, and may be made of resonant stone or of jade.
Some, such as the osteostracan cephalaspids, had broad, platelike armour of varied form; the brain and nerve structures in some of these are well known.
At their best these carpets are extremely handsome, combining an elaborate overall repeat pattern of ogival lozenges with a profusion of extravagantly styled blossoms of varied form, in a wide range of rich and harmonious colours.
Theoretical analyses have always resulted in nanomaterials' grain size probability distribution being of varied form: approximately either lognormal, Rayleigh, normal, Weibull, etc.
Centred on cities such as Mohenjo-daro, Harappa, Dholavira, and Kalibangan, and relying on varied forms of subsistence, the civilisation engaged robustly in crafts production and wide-ranging trade.
Although the nonrandom genomic distributions of sex-biased genes seen across multiple species and sex chromosome systems suggest a role for varied forms of sex-specific selection, some of the patterns may also be accounted for by differences in global expression level between chromosomes.
To estimate the prevalence of domestic violence among women presenting to primary health care facilities in Lebanon; to identify presenting symptoms and responses to varied forms of violence; and to examine variables associated with domestic violence.
