Sentence examples for the identical form from inspiring English sources

In Middle English, fraught (an etymological cousin of freight) was a verb meaning "to load (a ship)," and the identical form could serve as a past participle meaning "laden (with)." While the verb dropped out of the language almost entirely, the past participle stuck around, typically followed by "with" and an object -- often a burden, whether real or figurative.

It is found that the analytical expressions for performance parameter such as power output or efficiency in the two cases share the identical form.

Yet it is a cardinal thesis of the conformality theory that the mind has the identical form that is possessed by the external object, the tower, although the form of (say) length is by its very nature physical.

For example, the identical form is created if ε is doubled and γ is halved.

For all 12 brand-name drugs, generic drugs were available in the identical form with lower prices.

Fertilica Natural progesterone cream also contains the bio identical form of progesterone, along with other ingredients that help balance the hormones further.

The measure, which passed the House in nearly identical form two weeks ago, specifically focuses on a Kansas church group that has staged protests at military funerals around the country, claiming that the deaths are a sign of God's anger at American tolerance of gay men and lesbians.

Further, the in situ PLA results for the JIL1 and MSL1 or MSL2 combinations provide a punctuated, but otherwise identical, form of the JIL1 immunostaining pattern on the male X chromosome (Fig.  5).

With regard to the statements presented in identical form pre- and postworkshop, we saw significant change with moderate effect size (ES) on two statements: "The time required to learn new styles of teaching is prohibitive" and "I find it difficult to understand the literature on science education".

Upstream stripes appeared in identical form in the GPxIs of the (common) GA-complexes of human chromosomes 1 (Fig. 3), 7 and X and even in the GPxIs of chimpanzee chromosomes (Fig. 3).

Questions A, C, and D were from the "General Science/Conceptual Diagnostic Test/Fault Finding and Fixing/Interpreting and Misinterpreting Data" section of the Field-tested Leanding Assessment Guide wereite and were presented in an identical form on the pre- and postimplementation CTT.