Sentence examples for form a row from inspiring English sources

Holl's lenses, placed to the right, disturb this symmetry and form a row roughly perpendicular to the older building and following the gradient of the hill.

For example, Many Colored Objects Placed Side by Side to Form a Row of Many Colored Objects (1982) states the process and its result.

(Each subsequent card discarded is placed not on top of this card, but half-covering it, so as to form a row leading away from the stockpile - the "trench").

These vessels run between layers of the mesentery, the membrane that connects the intestines with the wall of the abdominal cavity, and give off large branches that form a row of connecting arches from which branches arise to enter the wall of the small bowel.

You are free, for example, to play with his statement "Many Colored Objects Placed Side by Side to Form a Row of Many Colored Objects," a 1982 version of which is painted in blue letters along the top of an old brick wall on the grounds of a private collection in Ghent, Belgium.

Rhodopsin forms dimers; at least ten dimers form a row.

The victims dropped where they stood, forming a row 20 or 30 feet long.

The DX tiles contained sticky ends whose sequences were designed such that they can self-assemble into a 2D DNA crystal (schematic in Fig. 15C) where each tile type forms a row and each row comes together in a repeated sequence of A, B, C, and D. Figure 15 Visualization of the DNA Au nanocomponent arrays.

Nemerteans often have numerous temporary gonads (ovaries or testes), forming a row down each side of the body in the mesenchyme.

On a recent Thursday morning, Tony Monk Sr. thumbed through a racing form in a row of folding chairs in the racetrack clubhouse while his son Anthony Jr. swirled his fingers across a touch screen at the casino.

That leaves the country still dependent for much of its power on imports of fossil fuels, especially after the decision to run down its nuclear power stations, but provides a partial buffer against volatile prices and geo-political problems – usually in the form of a row with Russia.