Sentence examples for formation of units from inspiring English sources

Thus, the erosional and re-depositional processes that led to the formation of Units 2 and 3, is on-going today, and the distribution of fossils on the cave floor is, in part at least, the result of erosional winnowing.

From these results, it can be concluded, that glass beads can nucleate the formation of unit cell type I, which transforms into unit cell type II upon heating at 55°C.

This process was concomitant with continued weathering, auto-brecciation and erosion of remnants of Unit 1, which also contributed to formation of Unit 3. Deposition of Unit 3 was followed by a major phase of flowstone formation that formed cascades, curtains and flowstone crusts atop Unit 3 across the entire chamber (Flowstone 2).

Self-formation of units is the speciality in such applications.

He also said that he had issued orders and instituted new laws in 1999 that prohibited war crimes and the formation of paramilitary units.

The formation of police units like Khan's gives the Hazaras greater authority outside their own territory than they've had in a century.

Earlier this year, the United States military announced the formation of 13 units dedicated to offensive cyberstrikes and endorsed pre-emptive cyberattacks.

That said, we are training CSTO Rapid Reaction Forces — an operational formation of elite units from Russia and our allies in Central Asia — in case of a NATO fiasco.

Bin Laden had been forced to implement a charm offensive after the Taliban expelled his previous protectors in the autumn of 1996, and over the years financial help and the military assistance provided by his Chechen, Arab, Pakistani and Uzbekistani recruits led to the formation of elite units attached mainly to the Pashtun Taliban forces, consolidating links.

This evidently results from steric hindrances in the formation of quinoid units.

Polyurethanes (PUs) are synthesized by reaction of diisocyanates with polyols, resulting in the formation of repeatable units of carbamate (urethane) linkages.