She extends her free standing forms à la Alberto Giacometti (1877-1947).
This trope is there in the 1930s landscapes, in the thorn trees and thorn heads half a decade later, in the Standing Forms of the 1950s and the insects and corn cobs of the 1960s and 1970s.
In Fiji, cases of typhoid typically spike after cyclones and other serious storms: pools of standing water form, providing safe harbor to Salmonella typhi, the bacterium that causes the illness.
Barkley regularly met with the chairmen of the Senate's standing committees, forming a sort of legislative cabinet.
One long-standing form of cooperation is "pairing" during votes in the Commons.
A new word, kazoku, was coined, and a "family system" was drawn up, based on a long-standing form of domestic organization: the ie, or house.
But, so far, surfactant black films have been studied mainly in their fragile free-standing form.
Studying these suggestions yields insight into the strengths and weaknesses of accounts that understand contract, in the classical manner, as a free-standing form of chosen obligation.
The ash has mixed with standing groundwater, forming a thick black slush.
