Sentence examples for eye forms from inspiring English sources

Even with the American Revolution, our mind's eye forms a few select images — Lexington Green, Washington crossing the Delaware, the founders deliberating in Philadelphia.

The vertebrate eye forms via a complex set of morphogenetic events.

Writing in 1873, Wibel concluded that tiger's eye forms when crocidolite (a blue form of asbestos) in a rock is replaced with fibrous crystals of chalcedony, a form of quartz.

His "Eye" forms, also from the 1970s, take the form of concentric cups of various colors in diminishing sizes that nestle one inside the next.

Many theories exist as to the exact process by which the eye forms: all that is known for sure is that the eye is necessary for tropical cyclones to achieve high wind speeds.

The Bishop's Eye forms one of a pair with the Penniless Porch which is the gateway into the Cathedral from the market place, which was built at the same time and in a similar style.

The stars of Netflix's revival of "Queer Eye" form a basketball team's worth of cultured fabulosity.

In a few flies, such as male bibionids (March flies) and simuliids (black flies), the high- and low-resolution parts of the eye form separate structures, making the eye appear doubled.

In contrast to most mammalian species, the ciliary processes in the mouse eye form an irregular pattern.

Instead, variation was assumed to be abundant, and its cause was conceived as anonymous mutations that change eye form in an unspecified way.

The precipitation front that was visible after 7 days to the naked eye formed a sharp disk located near the middle of the diffusion columns, slightly closer to the Sr reservoir.