Let us return to Roman caricature, one formof which seems to have been especially a favourite among the people.
This allegorical picture of human life was, inone form or other, a favourite subject of the moralisers.
In one form of chronic inflammation of the kidneys (interstitial nephritis) and in polyuria the quantity may be increased to 20 or 30 quarts daily.
There is one form of aneurism which is not infrequently overlooked, affecting the anterior mesenteric artery, primarily induced by a worm--Strongylus vulgaris.
On the contrary, the law of the Gospel which we all profess in one form or another directly defines these duties.
In all military instructions there appears in one form or another what is expressed in the Russian military code in the following words: Article 87.
It seems a fine, simple scheme, one that might have been adopted by the government long ago; but the idea has been advanced in one form or another several times since then, and still remains at this writing unadopted.
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Always they are face to face with death in one form or another, always the thread suspending the ‘sword of Damocles’ may break and they may be hurled into eternity.
Another such drink was sillabub, in one form made of cider with sugar, nutmeg, and cream added.
The positive injunction ofone form of the story is used as an explanation of the hero's failure in another.
Whilst each portion of the legend exists in two forms, the great majority of versions in both cases belong to one form.
We are thus brought half-way towards a graft-hybrid, in which the cellular tissue of one form, instead of its pollen, is believed to hybridise the tissues of a distinct form.
This is briefly the doctrine that the metals are composed of mercury and sulphur, which persisted in one form or another down to the 17th century.
He made it one form of his ordained government among them.
I agree with you that some men have been, are, and will be, made infidels by hearing that God has ordained slavery as one form of his government over depraved mankind.
In one word, you have contrived to get, in confused utterance, the voice of the Sanhedrim; while Christ himself has been preaching in the streets of our Jerusalem the true meaning of slavery as one form of his government over fallen men.
Here it will suffice to say, that a tariff is nothing in the world but a combination of Taxes, which taxes the people of the country, on which the tariff is imposed, are obliged to pay in one form or another.
Empedocles clearly believed that he was solving the difficulty inone form when he instituted the rhythmic libration between unity under the sway of Love and multiplicity under the domination of Hate.
The problem of relation of fact and idea is thus the problem of the relation of one form of reality to another, and so a determinate soluble one, not a merely metaphysical or general one.
All these views may be in a measure true, for there is reason to believe that it was not introduced at one epoch or from one source or in one form.
Well, I say carbon is one form of stored electricity.
As electric currents have free paths of motion even among the atoms of matter, these ions or corpuscles must beone form of electricity and must be both positive and negative, though the negative ions attract the most attention.
On the other hand, many species can be adduced of which the larvæ are dimorphic whilst the imagines occur only in one form (compare the first and second essays in this volume).
It must be admitted that so long as we are able to compare the species of one group with those of another in one form only, we are often unable to ascertain the blood-relationship.
The resulting butterflies were all of one form, although both might have been expected to appear under natural circumstances.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "one form" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
