Sentence examples for dramatic formation from inspiring English sources

"The dramatic formation that inspired painters of the Hudson River School of American Artists in the 19th century has been protected for over 100 years through the efforts of citizens and elected officials," the governors said.

The dramatic formation of o-LiMnO2 in the microwave hydrothermal field influenced the morphology and crystal structure of the final products.

The moon is thought to have harbored a global ocean of molten rock shortly after its dramatic formation.

They were just hanging out until we asked to take their photo, at which point they busted out this dramatic formation.

Our results did not reveal whether the phenotype resulted from the weak enhancement of CP110 in centrosomes, or the far more dramatic formation of multiple ectopic foci of CP110, although the latter seems more likely simply because of the greater deviation from wild type.

Some of the most dramatic formations along the drive, with their wild shapes, textures and colors from chocolate brown to pale apricot look like the creations of a baker who kept changing his mind.

Slabs of rock stretch skyward at steep angles out of the dirt and scrub brush to create dramatic formations seen in more than 200 films and television shows.

Dubbed Ellsworth Trough, the trench was created tens of million years ago by a small, "dynamic" ice field that slowly carved out the dramatic formations now hidden beneath a layer of ice more than a mile thick.

The eastern side of the wilderness, known as the De-Na-Zin, from the Navajo for 'cranes,' has a lower concentration of the dramatic formations found in the Bisti.

It is possible that FC/HV is inducing Erk1/2 activation in the cells already present within the MI region, but the inability of the peptide to promote significant endothelial cell migration and cell proliferation as compared to the other 3 peptides studied may limit its ability to induce any dramatic neovascular formation.

This image shows two dramatic star-formation regions in the southern Milky Way.