Sentence examples for plain form from inspiring English sources

Fukui city and smaller towns on the plain form a major silk and synthetic textile centre.

The tension is heightened by the fact that "The Speed of Belief," that long elegy, dispenses with the vivid diction of the poems that precede it, taking up instead a resolutely plain form of speech.

But in English, the so-called infinitive "to write" consists of two words, not one: the subordinator "to" and the plain form of the verb "write", which can also appear without "to" in constructions such as "She helped him pack" and "You must be brave".

This is because encryption is vital for everyday Web transactions; if for instance, you were to log in to your Gmail account using a park's open wireless network and your username and password were transmitted in plain form, without being encrypted, your credentials could potentially be captured by anyone using that same network.

However, it cannot guarantee biometric database security since biometric templates are stored in plain form in the database.

A member classification proposal based on normalized strength capacity is handed in for future Chinese steel design codes in a simple and plain form.

The first had something rustic about it, plain forms fixed together and painted in dark colours with industrial paints.

Some dogs can recognize 20 or more scents, from plain forms of gunpowder stuffed into pipe bombs to trace amounts of manufactured plastic explosives, like C-4.

Mr. Dambacher (1911-97) reachis his aesthetic peak in the early 70's with his most minimal works, where plain forms are boiled down to delicate and slightly whimsical lines.

For this reason, the term delta is now normally applied, without reference to shape, to the exposed and submerged plain formed by a river at its mouth.

You could call her a modernist, as she used plain forms and concrete and glass, but she also embraced the traditional cultures of her adopted country and added mud and straw to her palette.