Sentence examples for formation early from inspiring English sources
Military pilots are taught to fly formation early in their training, and, except when there is a scarcity of aircraft for the mission, they always fly in groups of two or more for safety and efficiency.
On the other hand, the studied Rudeis Formation (Early Miocene, depth 2847 2850 m) represents the carbonate facies.
Armant formation (Early Pleistocene, [34, 35]) represents in the studied area as coarse-grained sediment terraces of alluvial fans at different heights unconformably overlying Eocene succession.
"We conceded a goal and then changed our formation early in the second half but young Martin Murray scored an unbelievable goal and that lifted the fans.
Osteochondrosis (OC) is a consequence of necrotic growth cartilage formation early in life and suggested to be associated with lameness and premature culling of sows.
The Kapuni Group is further subdivided into the Paleocene Farewell Formation, Early to Middle Eocene Kaimiro Formation and Middle to Late Eocene Mangahewa Formation and uppermost McKee Formation (King and Thrasher 1996).
On that point, it was chilling to note another sighting of the Helping Handers forming their own 'circle' – kudos to everyone in the comments who spotted them in that formation earlier in the series.
The Rumanians and Poles have been charter members of the Warsaw Pact, the Soviet‐led Communist military alliance of Eastern Europe, since its founding in 1955 in response to the formation earlier of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Subsequently, the shale and fine-grained limestones of the Rusayl Formation (early-Eocene age) were deposited in a fluvial and lagoonal environment (Dill et al. 2007).
The JOBS Act also supports small company capital formation earlier in the development process.
Angels typically get into business formation earlier in the feeding chain than venture capitalists, who usually want to see some kind of a functioning business.
