But don't take the ones with the highest odds, look at the outsiders whose form's on the up.
The simplistic nod to the memorial echoes the saccharine symbolism of Daniel Libeskind's Wedge of Light plaza, whose form is based on the position of the sun five years ago this morning, when the two airliners reached the end of their deadly trajectory.
Indians are generally keen on the animal in whose form is manifested a popular god, Ganesh.
Vidic, whose form was opening a debate on the merits of defenders being named as candidates for the Player of the Season, had no such answers.
"The school didn't have the decency to ask either parents or pupils what we thought about the idea," says the women's petition, whose forms are stacked on the counters of local shops, and getting plenty of signatures.
In the past, she's ornamented her works with short lengths of neon, but to the pair of gray sculptures in this impressive show, whose forms are loosely modelled on shrimp, she's added colored glass instead.
The likelihood is the conditional distribution p(C T | C D) viewed as a function of C D and whose functional form is based on the specification of a measurement model that describes the difference between observation and model prediction in terms of an error.
If Owens was the star of the first Olympia film, though, the star of the second was white American Glenn Morris, whose physical form is as noticeably lingered on by Riefenstahl on film as it was in real life.
Another new biomarker VCAM1 is expressed on the surface of endothelial cells, whose soluble form is known to be upregulated in plasma during the process of inflammation.
Folic acid is a synthetic form of a molecule whose natural form is called folate.
