Sentence examples for borders forming from inspiring English sources

Scapulars have whitish or pale ochre outer webs (with dark borders), forming a row of whitish or yellowish spots.

What remains is an elegant, unbroken 22-inch-long shaving, its contrasting yellow and black borders forming a vivid double helix.

The support's encasing was probably changed in the 19th century; today four of the eight supports are fixed to the edges of the interior borders, forming inner mouldings.

To the pilots who cross them every day, their borders form what we may regard as the countries of the sky.

In his legendary work ''Statique expérimentale et théorique des liquides soumis aux seules forces moléculaires'' Joseph Plateau described how these walls and borders form and meet at very specific angles (namely 120 degrees and 109.47 degrees, respectively).

The 1967 borders form the basis for the establishment of an independent, viable Palestinian state, with permanent borders and any modifications to be agreed upon by both parties.

The bottom and left borders formed exclusion planes.

On the other hand, the folding part exists only for the Bcd profiles associated with the solutions from class I, with all expression borders formed correctly, which means that an essential portion of the artificial variation of the gt and Kr borders can be excluded from the consideration without affecting the folding form of the curve.

In a more local sense, the term denotes the ranges on the states' border forming the divide between the watersheds of the Murray River system, flowing west, and the Snowy and other streams flowing southeastward directly to the Pacific.

In early January, they began crossing the border, forming alliances with some Baathist groups who'd once boasted connections to Saddam Hussein.

Meanwhile, on the evening of the 10th, around 22 00, French reconnaissance elements using Panhard 178 armoured cars had started to arrive at the Dutch border, forming a vanguard for the French 1st Mechanised Light Division.