Sentence examples for formation means from inspiring English sources

Protecting capital formation means, in effect, protecting Wall Street, where White has spent much of her professional life.

Smalling said: "Being part of that formation means you have a lot of responsibility.

The employment of this formation means that they can easily marshal large numbers of men behind the ball, but Arsenal could also cause congestion.

The new formation means Juan Mata can play in his best position, with Rooney pushed further forward, partnered here by Javier Hernández because Robin van Persie was not fully fit.

The slow pace of formation means that the record might span thousands or even millions of years.

Hoerikwaggo, the nomadic Khoi people's name for the famous formation, means "mountain in the sea" – an excellent description of the sturdy mass surrounded by shimmering bays and beaches.

By contrast, higher C28 values for the Gadvan Formation mean the input of terrestrial organic matter (Hunt 1996; Mackenzie et al. 1983).

The Latics' flexible formation meant they also looked more lively when they attacked, but it took the sort of calamity from Demichelis which City's supporters are becoming wearily accustomed to seeing to give them the lead.

Very dense grainstones of the Ma'am reef sequence show slightly higher thermal conductivity values (mean λsat 2.8 W m−1 K−1) than the less dense, mixed carbonate siliciclastic rocks of the Barzaman Formation (mean λsat 2.3 W m−1 K−1).

The follow-up study of 13 children born from frozen oocytes failed to reveal any abnormalities in karyotype or organ formation, mean age at delivery, and mean birth weight [ 83].

The important roles of estrogen-related receptor alpha in energy metabolism and bone formation mean that inhibition of its effects in tissues with high energy requirements and in bone must be considered.