Sentence examples for drive in formation from inspiring English sources
2, 8 a.m, losbexarenos.org MUSTANG ISLAND Horsepower You will feel born to be wild when you drive in formation with miles of other Ford Mustangs en route from Mustang, Okla., to Mustang Island, Tex., as part of MustangFest.
Sixteen red cars, most of them rented Ford Tauruses, representing the British forces, were to drive in formation up all eight lanes of a blocked-off Fourth Avenue from 28th Street to 26th, with timed explosions going off in front of them to represent the firing of their cannons.
And while Le Mans is usually all about endurance, and known for its slow finishes as teams drive in formation past the checkered flag, the 79th edition, which starts at 3 p.m. Saturday, is the least predictable and likely to be one of the most closely fought in decades, its leading participants suspect.
Universities and car companies are developing robotic cars that can drive in tight formation under computer control.
Four forklift drivers positioned themselves on the four corners of the first pallet, then drove in formation to a tractor-trailer that pulled out of the warehouse with mere inches to spare.
Convoys of trucks and Volvo cars were driven in formation at distances of just four metres apart.
We rejoined the line of cars as the jam was breaking up, and continued to drive almost in formation for the rest of the way across Pennsylvania.
These data suggest that HBx can drive in hepatocytes the formation of HBx p62 Keap1 complexes in which the recruitment of Keap1 relies on its interaction with p62.
Although SOD plays a role in the defense against toxic oxygen metabolites, in most of the cases its presence indicates tissue damage and participates in reactions that drive to formation of hydrogen peroxide and iron, producers in turn of new toxic molecules [ 48].
Barker et al (2010) also found that transformation of adult Lgr5-positive stem cells could drive tumour formation in the stomach in vivo.
This may help explain how DNMT3A mutations drive tumor formation in hematopoietic malignancies, even in the absence of larger global methylation changes.
