Sentence examples for particularly strong form from inspiring English sources

It is also used for electrical insulation, and a particularly strong form was much used for parachutes during World War II.

"I am quite relaxed because I know that swine flu is a particularly strong form of flu, but when you are in a good physical condition like I am, then you can quickly beat it off," he added.

As Mackie describes Plato's view, objective values provide overriding motivation, and so the view reflects a particularly strong form of existence internalism.

The causal view is defended by Quinn (1979, 1990, 1999), and in a particularly strong form: on Quinn's view, the causal connection between God's antecedently intending that A φ and its being obligatory for A to φ exhibits totality, exclusivity, activity, immediacy, and necessity.

Marine National Monument status grants a particularly strong form of protection that will stop all commercial fishing within the monument's boundaries.

Built around a rattling, perfectly-swung beat and an energizing plucked string melody, the track clearly struck a chord with the vocalists, who both showed up in particularly strong form.

The scattering power of parallel buildings is particularly strong because they form a dihedral structure with the ground, but the scattering power of oriented buildings is as weak as the collapsed buildings.

Irene Gennaro, whose vividly colored wood carvings are particularly strong, considers her forms and materials to be influenced by a subconscious awareness of her Sicilian background.

Those aren't even particularly strong examples of the form.

Thus, first-time pregnant women may benefit from help managing their anxieties but appear to form particularly strong antenatal relationships with their child, mitigating against possible consequences.

Young female monkeys formed particularly strong bonds with their female relatives.