Sentence examples for same in form from inspiring English sources

The canon law of the Eastern and Western churches was much the same in form until these two groups of churches separated in the Schism of 1054.

Modern ceramic roofing tile, similar to brick, is substantially the same in form as the classic ancient types; improvements have been made only in manufacturing methods, not in design.

These languages are unlike English, which has nominative-accusative alignment where the subject of transitive verbs (such as she bit her) is the same in form as the subject of intransitive verbs (she ran)—called "nominative"—but different in form from the object of transitive verbs (she bit her)—called "accusative".

For them to be the same in form is for them to have the same form, i.e., for one and the same substantial form to be predicated of two different clumps of matter.

That substantial forms are universals is confirmed by Aristotle's comment, at the end of Ζ.8, that "Socrates and Callias are different because of their matter … but they are the same in form" (1034a6 8).

Moreover, when a nature is specified as a first efficient cause, cause and effect are the same in form (or in species), though this is not to say that one and the same entity causes itself and is caused through its own causal efficacy (Physics 2.7, 198a24 27, cf. Metaphysics 8.4, 1044a32-b1).

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Chain conformation is the same as in form I, as previously established.

Technology intruded all the same, in the form of a car stereo from somewhere nearby.

And photography has done the same, in the form of once-classified images of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Thus, the tautomeric state is the same in both forms, and the hydrogen bonding interaction remains in the apo state in solution.