Long ago towns were formed because of practical circumstance.
In the ice-free areas, lowlands formed because of the continued action of rivers.
"No cabinet, no peace!" the protesters yelled, referring to the cabinet that has yet to be formed because of bitter divisions between the government and the opposition.
"If opinions were formed because of that, then people have every right to do so.There's no smoke without fire – I'm not naive enough to think that.
A professor of preventive medicine at the Loma Linda University School of Medicine in California, Dr. Kelly said the group was formed because of people like his uncle.
"I think you'll see over time that entire new industries, or extensions of the technology industry which we're in, have been formed because of how we've approached this," he says.
The Indian plate is pushing beneath as the other slides on top and the action is making the Himalayan mountain range, which were formed because of the collision, higher every year.
The African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church (1821) and the African Methodist Episcopal Church (1816) were formed because of the racial prejudice experienced by African Americans in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The idea for the app actually formed because of SXSW two years ago, David told me.
When creating thin films of polymer blends, interesting morphologies are formed because of phase separation.
Under the experimental conditions, a hydrophobic environment was formed because of the vacuum and heating.
