Sentence examples for formed space from inspiring English sources

Hikers can actually walk behind four of the falls, experiencing the roar and spray in the naturally formed space beneath the water.

Just as God creates Adam in his own image in Genesis, so the 'aliens' of 2001 transform a dying astronaut into a perfectly formed space baby, the first of a new species which will return to earth (presumably) to herald the next age in man's cosmic evolution.

The PM is then implanted extraperitoneally in the newly formed space, interposed between the posterior rectus sheath and rectus muscle.

If there was a recent virtual hiatus in cratering of Eros (during which only craters <∼300 m diameter would be expected to have formed), space weathering may have reached maturity, thus explaining Eros' remarkable spectral homogeneity compared with Ida.

In human eyes with RRD, liquefied vitreous fluid passes into the potential subretinal space (newly formed space between photoreceptors and RPE) through the retinal breaks.

Fibroblasts grew in size and formed spaces between CSCC7 cells.

Diffusion involves migration of water into preexisting or dynamically formed spaces between hydrogel chains.

Around the late 1960s and early 70s, many countries started to form space agencies.

The steel truss continued to be used and was extended to three dimensions to form space trusses.

Space exploration requires complex observations of all artificial satellites, especially inactive ones, which form space debris.

Ross has maintained his street cred as a decent programmer through all this, taking on various side projects, banging out code backstage and eventually forming Space Inch.