Sentence examples for form a definite from inspiring English sources
There have been enough of these to form a definite pattern, and also to pose a question: not what is it with such exiles so much as what is with America that they find in it something lacking at home?
It's a bit early to form a definite opinion, but I don't believe there is a huge difference in standard between the first and second divisions.
It is not until the final stage of the change that new ideas form a definite rationality that replaces the former logic of action.
Measuring the quality of life is a broad topic and it is impossible to form a definite conclusion as to why non-khat chewers had higher rates of physical and mental health compared with their khat chewing counterparts.
Strains that show both the subsp. cremoris genotype and phenotype cluster closely together and form a definite subgroup that shows limited diversity relative to the other L. lactis strains examined (Rademaker et al. 2007; Taïbi et al. 2010).
The texture of c-TiN phase changed from 〈001〉 to <111> at a certain thickness forming a definite crossover.
"The system for the personal security of citizens in the Netherlands is in no way geared to protecting persons against a murderous attack by a person who has formed a definite intent to commit the act and has acquired the means to carry it out," it says.
According to molecular phylogenetics studies, this section forms a definite phylogenetic group within the milk cap relatives.
Innis and Underhill had both been members of an earlier group at the university that declared itself "dissatisfied with the policies of the two major [political] parties in Canada" and that aimed at "forming a definite body of progressive opinion".
The OR4,5,8 genes of several Ostrinia moths and the OnOr6 gene formed a definite clade which did not include any known OR genes of other Lepidoptera (Fig. 3A) [25] [26].
The propagation of bulblets was investigated 70 days after embedding in peat when the bulblets formed a definite shape (bulbous) and size (2 cm circumference with 5 7 scales).
