Príklady form

• Research forms the predominant part of my job.

• By forming a coalition, the rebels and the opposition parties defeated the government.

• The prisoners formed a line against the wall.

• A long queue had formed, snaking its way downstairs and out into the street.

• A thick sheet of ice had formed over the water.

• Have you completed your application form yet?

• I had to fill in this really complicated form.

• On his form he lists his interests as cycling, the cinema and cooking.

• Please write your credit card number on this form.

• Take the forms into your local branch office.

• Aerobics is one of the most stimulating forms of exercise.

• Body language is a potent form of non-verbal communication.

• Emma's only form of recreation seems to be shopping.

• Bicycles are a cheap and efficient form of transport.

• Simple forms of life have only one cell.

• She looked at Timothy's recumbent form beside her.

• The song achieved a perfect unity between form and content.

• The sculpture was inspired by natural forms.

• He could see the form of a vehicle approaching in the distance.

• The chairs were arranged in the form of circle.

• After the humiliation of last week's defeat, the Mets were back on form.

• She's currently experiencing a dip in form.

• The team are in unbeatable form.

• Ashia Hansen rediscovered her best form with a morale-boosting win in the triple jump.

• He has been struggling to regain his form after a series of defeats.

• the genitive form of a noun

• the imperative form of the verb

• Genes involved in signal transduction and protein destination/storage formed the second (13%) and third largest groups (12%), respectively.

• Considering the difficulty of changing data collection systems in mid-stream, few changes are being considered that would require grantees to revise their forms or procedures.

• In addition to drugs, surgery is sometimes indicated to remove focalized infections, such as pulmonary cavities, or to debride osseous forms of the disease.

• Conventionally, the side of the amphibian and fish embryo where the organizer forms has been called dorsal, with the opposite side labeled as ventral.

• In transplant or explant studies, animal ectoderm that forms epidermis, when undisturbed, is susceptible to neural induction by the organizer.

• Several theories have attempted to explain the differentiation and morphogenesis of the mesenchyme that forms the tissues of the iridocorneal angle (see).

• Such a position would not only ignore the process of literary or aesthetic production, but also the social nature of linguistic forms.

• Their critique of scientific positivism and literary scholasticism was specifically based on the claim that these forms suppressed the materiality and productivity of language.

• What has changed is that while modernism quoted popular forms while trying to transcend them, postmodernist texts frequently work from within popular forms.

• In the four years after the 1918 suffrage grant, 650 were formed.

• Let us call these forms of neighbourly love.

• The limitations of theory for the practice of annotation take three forms.

• Also, two organizations were developing reporting forms to standardize the mechanism and language used to report incidents to the organization for further analysis and dissemination.

• Most case studies are on topics about which some kind of opinion has been formed.

• All membranous boundary structures in contemporary forms of life incorporate a lipid bilayer as the primary barrier to free diffusion of solutes.