Sentence examples for form into clumps from inspiring English sources

Specks form into clumps, these collide with other clumps, and the process continues until all the matter in any given orbit is concentrated into one object a planet.

Joseph Hughes of the Georgia Institute of Technology and co-workers reported, however, that buckyballs form into clumps called nano-C60 upon contact with water and that nano-C60 is readily soluble.

In LBD, alpha-synuclein forms into clumps inside neurons.

Through direct contact, these grains formed into clumps up to 200 metres in diameter, which in turn collided to form larger bodies (planetesimals) of ~10 kilometres (km) in size.

Eukaryotic cells possess a remarkable capacity to aggregate together and form into a clump, which is crucial for the assembly of tissues and nervous systems, embryonic development, and cellular communication.

This type of litter is typically made from bentonite, which is a highly absorbent clay that forms into solid clumps when your cat urinates.

Continue adding until the dough begins to form in clumps.

Atomic nuclei were fused together, neutral atoms formed, and gravitation pulled matter together into clumps.

He favors instead the rapid collapse of a disk's gas and dust into clumps that go on to form planets (Science, 6 June 2003, p. 1498).

This is because the actin network is more dynamic during node condensation, and the cytokinesis nodes frequently condense into clumps before eventually recovering to form a contractile ring.

During the next 100m years – a period known as the dark ages – gravity pulled slightly denser regions of gas into clumps and eventually some collapsed inwards to form the first stars, which were massive, blue and short-lived.