Sentence examples for formed means from inspiring English sources

For purposes of this paragraph, "wholly formed" means that all the production processes and finishing operations, starting with the extrusion of all filaments, strips, films, or sheets, or the spinning of all fibers into yarn, or both, and ending with a finished yarn or plied yarn, took place in the territory of a Party.

It should be noted, however, that assessing beliefs or attitudes after a view on efficacy has been formed means that the former could have been determined by the latter, rather than vice versa.

Wet forming means the process of making a slurry of water, fiber, and additives into a mat of fibers to be compressed into a fiberboard or hardboard product.

But Wales' stuttering Six Nations form means the visitors are seen as favourites for the Grand Slam after two emphatic bonus-point victories.

These ICF Core Sets are formed by means of a rigorous qualitative and quantitative, scientifically structured process.

Fletcher's form means this is an especially ill-timed and increasingly public affair.

Good form means aligning your body correctly and moving smoothly through an exercise.

Good form means aligning your body as described in the exercise instructions and moving smoothly through an exercise.

On form, not that form means much in the National Football League anymore, the Jets and the Colts have the toughest schedules -- four playoff contenders.

But it's hard to stomach the fact that its form means that four rooms per floor look out on a blank wall 3 metres away.

The honeymoon's openness as a form means that other social groups have laid claim to the public affirmation it offers.