Fable and parable are short, simple forms of naive allegory.
The simple forms of oligarchic rule associated with pre-industrial societies are, of course, rapidly disappearing.
The WHO also estimate that around 75% of those deaths are preventable with better access to simple forms of care.
After listening to testimony, they concluded that for healthier patients with simple forms of heart disease, the benefits of drug-coated stents appeared to outweigh the risks.
The original simple forms of central Polynesia became, by the 14th century, the so-called chevron pendants, which were probably worn in symmetrical pairs.
In such instances, the simple forms of nature may sometimes be depicted in a nonrepresentational and ultimately abstract and stylized manner.
On a pragmatic note, the simple forms of neoclassicism were ideally suited to being manufactured in huge quantities in Wedgwood's factories.
The book argues that people should laugh far more than they do, and that they should do so not by relying upon humor but by coming together and engaging in simple forms of play, mostly built around faking laughter.
"I love the jazz element, the wildness of counterpoint, the ebullience, the unimpeded energy, the audacity and simple forms of intensity," Mr. Serkin, a relentless advocate of Wolpe, said recently.
In his Antwerp house, the airy, negative space created by soaring walls and natural wood floors offers an ideal backdrop for the strong, simple forms of his furniture and art.
Gene mutations would result in observable differences - in cell patterns or in simple forms of behaviour, such as moving, eating, excreting or mating - and more or less linear relationships between genes and phenotype (the form of an organism) could be established.
