Sentence examples for align themselves into from inspiring English sources

Another device demonstrates probability by showing how 30,000 randomly cascading plastic balls align themselves into a standard bell curve.

In any case, this is the lofty mumbo-jumbo that unifies the several different narratives that co-exist here, narratives that only occasionally align themselves into an overarching vision.

A laser beam shines under the beads, causing them to align themselves into a flat surface.

Under the excitation of discrete frequency sound, the shed vortices align themselves into two regularly spaced vortex trains moving away from the resonator opening in opposite directions.

Cells attached rapidly and immediately began to elongate and to align themselves into cellular arrays.

It is concerned with "persona aligning themselves into sub-cultures, configuring master identities and constituting a culture" (Martin 2010: 24).

However, it was also clear as shown in Figure 6 that when the EHD2 mutant with accelerated ATPase activity EHD2-I157Q EGFP EHD2-I157Q EGFP in the CAV1−/− cells, the protein did form puncta and that the majority of these puncta aligned themselves into linear arrays.

In the spring of 1968, Denny auditioned for the job of vocalist with Fairport Convention, then fond of cover versions by Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, and attempting to somehow align themselves with the music drifting into the UK from the American west coast.

Antiferromagnetism, type of magnetism in solids such as manganese oxide (MnO) in which adjacent ions that behave as tiny magnets (in this case manganese ions, Mn2+) spontaneously align themselves at relatively low temperatures into opposite, or antiparallel, arrangements throughout the material so that it exhibits almost no gross external magnetism.

Several other African nations then stormed into Congo, aligning themselves with various factions and plundering the country's tin, copper, diamonds and gold.

The emergence of a small number of militants in Afghanistan aligning themselves with Islamic State, which swept into northern Iraq last summer, has underscored anxieties about the dangers as foreign forces withdraw.