Sentence examples for the form of figures from inspiring English sources
"All things appear to us in the form of figures," he said.
And more bad news for the British government came in the form of figures showing that the number of Germans backing cooperation with the UK is falling, down from 63% in 2014 to 53% now.
The naturalistic portrait jars of the Mochica do not appear, but there are some vessels in the form of figures modelled in a much more conventional style and similarly painted.
While fashion has moved far beyond the worst of the Vichy years, the role of the stylized, quasi-mythical celebrity-designer remains in the form of figures like Mr. Galliano and Chanel's Karl Lagerfeld; Mr. Galliano has been known to costume himself as a pirate or a Proustian dandy, while Mr. Lagerfeld sticks to a somewhat Goth interpretation of an 18th-century Prussian officer.
Design charts have been presented in the form of figures.
The outcomes of this study are presented in the form of figures and tables, with most parameters normalized, which are useful to assist a rapid ventilation design.
Having successfully infiltrated the fashion world, Victoria Beckham now occupies a very different position within the New York fashion week web of power and influence than she did in the days when she was marketing her own glamorous lifestyle in the form of figure-flattering date dresses.
For a concise comparison in Figure 1, the H-S bounds (Equations 1 and 2) are rewritten in the form of Figure 1 Comparison of experimental data with H-S bounds.
But while the biggest surge of activity has occurred in the consumer sector chiefly in the form of figuring out how to sell and distribute music electronically an equally significant trend is emerging in the area of business-to-business services.
The form of Figure 1A is filled with the data of the 30 tubes fluctuation assay that was undertaken.
With a gene tree drawn in the form of Figure 2B, one can determine if two genes are topohomologous by tracing up the tree to their common ancestor and noting if the traced path crosses the head of an arrow (which indicates the target of an asymmetric duplication).
