The form of the cooled surface often is a so called cold finger.

RG Hanging cable takes on the form of a hyperbolic cosine.

Some people s animosity towards the Philippines took the form of racial slurs.

So a fluid, in general, takes the shape of the container.

The point is, sire, that what was rumour now takes human form.

Where it did, it seldom took the form of a rule or principle .

The assumption is that the basic law really takes the form of a unified theory of all the particles.

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Such involvement should take the form of consultations among professionals in a unified force.

The inner critic can take the form of something that's called imposter syndrome.

Increase vocational education, trade, and business skills to bridge the digital divide and increase internet access to poorer regions of the world.

The expansion takes the shape of its container and it oozes out wherever it can the top and sides.

It's not only carbon dioxide that has this hockey stick pattern of accelerated change.

The synthesis of life, should it ever occur, will not be the sensational discovery which we usually associate with the idea.

You have liquids and you have gases.

It was high time for solidarity to be turned into clear and precise political action.

When neighboring groups of the same species defend their territories, the conflict can take the form of ritualized defense.

The directory should, in fact, take the form of a computerized database and information system capable of continuous updating.

So a fluid is anything that takes the shape of it's container for example if I had a glass sphere

When maximum capacity is reached, the bladder tank takes the form of a large pillow, hence it is also called a pillow tank.

It is reported that many cases of illegal trafficking take the form of the deliberate mixing of hazardous and non hazardous waste.

The petals track and the engine gets the concentrated sunlight, takes that heat and turns it into electricity.

The resulting emergence of violence could be felt in the home, in the streets and politically, often taking the form of ethnic or religious strife.

So does any solution x, to Ax equal to b, take the form x is equal to some particular solution, plus a member of our null space, or plus a homogeneous solution.

The tower takes the form of nine cylindrical buildings stacked atop each other, totalling 121 floors, all enclosed by the inner layer of the glass façade.

Take the pound.

In some religions this takes the form of a Sky father and an Earth mother, while in other religions the mated couple are a sky goddess and an earth god.

The Committee's interaction with the State party might take the form of a request for further information or a request for the implementation of interim measures, pending consideration of the appeal.

Monitor, conduct investigations, document and report on gender based violence in a culturally sensitive manner favourable to the needs, dignity and rights of the victims.

The working group may wish to consider which approach would be best suited in relation to an optional protocol taking the form of a communications procedure.

Action takes 2 args.

ActionGroup takes 2 args.

That takes time.

He takes basically everything.

Take it easy.

He's having his lesson.

The Dude went in to take a bath.

At present most Vietnamese retailers are small, family run outlets, offering a limited choice of products to their customers.

Estimates indicate that the population of Windhoek will double by 2010 as a result of migration resulting in considerable growth in the form of informal settlements.

E takes the message M as inputs.

Support for Productive Investment Projects takes the form of promotion of initiatives taken by economically disadvantaged persons for the creation, consolidation or maintenance of projects which may generate decent and lasting jobs.

Teachers take days off.

Sami was taking classes.

Backing up

And he takes this one.