Sentence examples for the eventual form from inspiring English sources

BAT was so pleased with the eventual form the inquiry took that their lobbyists described it, in a private note, as "not a problem".

Despite designers' efforts to specify the product's form, the eventual form may be outside their control because still other factors (e.g. manufacturing tolerances) modify the design in unanticipated ways.

They figured out the eventual form together. "My show is like, 'I'm a writer and I need to sit, because I'm weak on my feet, and I want to read from the page, and I want to have a shirtless side hunk,' " Oliver told me.

Included on the list in its eventual form were the following: Pyramids of Giza, the oldest of the wonders and the only one of the seven substantially in existence today.

The application requires a brief description of the project on which the participant will be working during the seminar, including some indication of its eventual form of publication or presentation.

For this job, he invented a camera with an exposure time of one-millionth of a second, which let him capture an explosion from the instant of detonation to its eventual form as a familiar mushroom cloud.

Many of the rebel cities were spending more time arguing about an eventual form of government — federal or centralized, republican or monarchist — than preparing for the inevitable enemy counterattack.

Safety concerns such as teratoma formation, immunogenicity, eventual form and tissue sites and biocompatibility of functional materials usually hinder the entire translational procedure and hence require special attentions.

The insertion site was also a critical factor affecting the eventual tumor formed.

In our opinion, the minimum requirements for an effective diagnostic should include a monitoring of the main microclimatic parameters, the knowledge of constituting materials and their eventual forms of degradation, and, for stone buildings (our case), the soluble salt content.

We are interested in the growth that occurs during development to determine the eventual size and form of an organism.