Sentence examples for formation moves from inspiring English sources

(2) Saturation front of tight formation moves faster than sandstone because of high capillary pressure.

It is found that the chalcopyrite formation moves to higher temperatures if the S content is increased.

We can see that because of the high capillary pressure, saturation front of tight formation moves faster than high-permeability sandstone.

This indicates that ATP-induced sliding clamp formation moves these residues toward each other, in line with the shorter distance in the new conformation (from 50 Å in the mismatch-recognition state to 43 Å in the MutLLN40-bound structure).

The incursion today began when an armored formation moved from a staging area on the southern outskirts of Baghdad and roared north on Hilla Road into the city.

New coach Carlo Ancelotti has tweaked last season's formation, moving Ronaldo into a more central position in several pre-season friendlies in anticipation of Bale taking his place on the lefthand side of Madrid's attack.

The dancers begin the piece in a cross formation, moving together, then separating in explosive movements and reuniting at the end into the same cross formation.

At that point, those Marines who had survived the main battle decided to join the fight, and as the Australian-led formation moved through the Ngok Tavak garrison, they gradually pushed the last remaining enemy soldiers beyond the defensive perimeter.

We need to stay open to conceptualizations of practice and identity formation, move beyond simply teaching supervisors how to use assessment tools and attempt to understand cognitive barriers, appreciating the value of feedback as a means of engaging trainees in assessment and professional development [ 23].

To complete this test, participants will be required to step forward, sideways, and backwards over four canes resting flat on the floor in a cross formation, moving first in a clockwise direction and then counter-clockwise to return to the starting position.

Also, be sure to make your formation move to different formations so there's more activity going on during your performance.