Sentence examples for congregate to form a from inspiring English sources
"Unlike the love we've made or meals we've eaten, books congregate to form a record around us of what we've fed our stomachs or our brains.
After all, life doesn't have an inherent plot as much as it has thousands of minor, fleeting experiences that together congregate to form a day, a year, and eventually a life, and often it is the expressions offered in a context no other sort of mind could have conjured that move the most.
Remarkably, dauers may also congregate to form a column and nictate as a group (Félix and Duveau, 2012) (see the video; http://www.wormatlas.org/dauer/behavior/Images/DBehaviorVID4.mov).org/dauer/behavior/Images/DBehaviorVID4.mov
Or maybe something more architectural: Modular pieces, loosely assembled, like a group of little islands that congregate to form an auditorium".. Courtesy of Film on the Rocks Yao Noi Foundation.
Finally, on the last floor, a series of bigger floor plates congregate to form areas where people can gather and watch all of the Navy Yard to the south and the skyline of Philadelphia to the north.
In the presence of a static magnetic field during this synthesis, the greigite nano-platelets were apt to congregate to form 3D flower-like microspheres.
If shade is available, females remain solitary; otherwise they, along with their offspring, congregate to form herds of ten animals.
Figure 2c shows the TEM image of sample S1; it reveals that many crystalline grains congregate together to form a spherical particle and the average size is about 200 nm, which matches the SEM result.
Between 11 and 12.5 PCW, the marginal zone differentiated into two layers; cell bodies congregated to form the outermost layer (the previously described subpial granular layer, Meyer and Goffinet 1998; Rakic and Zecevic 2003b) and a cell poor, GAP43, MAP2, and synaptophysin rich layer formed between the granular layer and the cortical plate (Figs 3– 5).
Each year the penguins congregate and form a rolling line, which gradually moves around the sea-ice while eggs are laid, then hatched and the young are reared.
