Sentence examples for takes the same form from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama is no FDR, but the criticism he faces takes the same form.

Hubris in that world always takes the same form: The geniuses there come to believe that they have mastered risk.

Gauss's theorem takes the same form in gravitational theory, the flux of gravitational field lines through a closed surface being determined by the total mass within.

Knoblauch's problem takes the same form as many excruciating impediments in purely mental enterprises with writer's block as the most obvious example, when obsession with learned rules of style and grammar impedes the flow of good prose.

Mass selection in cross-pollinated species takes the same form as in self-pollinated species; i.e., a large number of superior appearing plants are selected and harvested in bulk and the seed used to produce the next generation.

It takes the same form as the corresponding expression for the dissipative force (Eq. 20).

The laws of nonrelativistic mechanics take the same form in all frames related by Galilean transformations.

Some take the same form: witness the perennial battles over how much political integration should accompany the economic variety.

It follows that the laws of mechanics must take the same form in every inertial frame of reference.

Originally, catalogs took the same form as the books they listed; being made of the same material, the catalog was an extra item of the collection itself.

The Royal Court, as it came to be called, took the same form as Guernsey's; the surviving court still reveals its medieval origin.