Sentence examples for settings and forms from inspiring English sources

Below are edited excerpts from the conversation: I had read about the cruelties of male perpetrators in militarized killing units, such as the "ordinary men" Christopher Browning wrote about, but the settings and forms of violence perpetrated by German women surprised and puzzled me.

On the other hand, difference equations play an important role in many fields such as numerous settings and forms, computing, electrical circuit analysis, biology, etc.

Differential equations occur widely in numerous settings and forms both in mathematics itself and in its application to statistics, computing, electrical circuit analysis, biology and other fields, so it is worthwhile to explore this topic.

Adolescents interact with their peers in multiple social settings and form various types of peer relationships that affect drinking behavior.

RPM is a nonverbal test of performance that measures a person's ability to form perceptual relations and reason by analogy in research settings and form comparisons (58).

Another collection by a poet who carries forward the strict, literate, exact tradition of Auden and James Merrill, but with a physical focus on bodily organs and products that preserves his fluency, exotic settings and intricate forms from aestheticism.

He added: "But there's now an opportunity to make it clear, for those who overstep the mark and abuse the privilege of being able to communicate in such a wide way, that the law that applies to other settings and other forms of communication can apply equally to what they're doing, and if that is not recognised then there may be consequences".

The rates of child trafficking, commercial sexual exploitation, violence in educational settings and some forms of child labour are showing signs of improvement, according to the report – presented today to the United Nations General Assembly to update the groundbreaking Secretary General's child violence study released one year ago.

(The Scandinavians, not the Germans, were the superior race). He wanted disorganized, improvisatory forms -- what he called, in his weird vocabulary, "rambles" or "room music". These took the form of folk-song settings and free-form instrumental fantasies, the core of his work.

I know what I want in the end, so I tinker with things like culture and temperatures and time settings and the form when you cut the cheese and when you ladle it".

These communities are prevalent in natural as well as industrial and hospital settings and can form on a wide range of biotic and abiotic surfaces.