Sentence examples for formation something from inspiring English sources

For one, stars were not yet present shortly after its formation, something the Plank satellite has recently confirmed in astonishing detail. .

That's the difference between him and the second-year backup Marcus Cannon, who will see playing time mostly in six-offensive-linemen formations (something the Patriots use fairly regularly).

"Impeding crystal formation is something eggs do as well, though in a different way".

So if we do that, what we discover is that delta H of formation whoops, something's wrong here.

Alcohol also causes formation of something called reactive oxygen species, which also has the ability to damage DNA.

Swansea do not have the players of Götze's or Sánchez's talent but it is not impossible that Guidolin will try the 3-6-1 formation – or something similar – against Everton.

By gradually instilling that rigour at Leicester, Ranieri has been able to make a 4-4-2 formation work, something that Pearson had been unable to do, last season's late lift-off not starting until a switch to three centre-backs.

As Silicon Valley veterans we forget that everybody doesn't read TechCrunch, everybody doesn't necessarily know how early-stage technology businesses are built and structured here in Silicon Valley… In many ways in Brazil, we have the opportunity to really be part of the formation of something from the very beginning".

While the dynamics of the brothers' relationship aren't entirely known, it appears that immensely poor brotherly guidance, in Columbine-esque dyad formation, had something to do with it.

If authentic moral formation is something you do completely by yourself, none of us has done it" ([ 62]: 20).

The fact that pretreatment under severe conditions resulted in the highest glucose yields for all fractions (Table  4, samples taken after 72 h) while the highest GPR values were achieved with material pretreated at medium severity suggests that the highest severity caused formation of something that retarded the initial cellulose hydrolysis rate.