They propose coating their condoms with tiny particles of a polymer that binds tightly to water an arrangement which forms what is known as a hydrogel.
Flanagan, 53, combined his father's experiences - which form what the judges described as "excoriating" passages in the novel - with a love story he once heard.
Tombs like the one in Jordan, that I showed you just before, which form what I call kind of a baroque phase of Roman architecture, were the models for seventeenth-century Baroque architecture in Rome, for example, Borromini's San Carlino.
The installation illuminates with cool blue and red hued cubes and lines, which form what looks to be 3D shapes.
On the disto-lateral side of the shaft preserves a distinctive crest which forms what has been interpreted as a flange [17].
They are both products of the tradition-bound religious schools in Najaf, which together form what is called the Hawza, or religious authority.
In the run-up to that, however, teams have been racing in six entirely new regattas, which together form what Mr Ellison has christened the America's Cup World Series.
The reality is that she was not able to due what is known as the Stockholm Syndrome, in which people form what is called a "trauma bond" with their oppressors.
Achebe went on to write four more novels (most notably "No Longer at Ease" and "Arrow of God," which along with "Things Fall Apart," formed what is known as the "African Trilogy"), as well as essays and children's books.
This gave him a powerful coalition — the backing of downtown business, plus a solid bloc of minority votes — that enabled him to push through several big bond issues, which formed the heart of what he called his "grand vision".
