Sentence examples for forms new from inspiring English sources
The brain forms new synapses, or connections between its cells, and eliminates unwanted ones.
The osteoblast cell forms new bone, and the osteoclast dissolves old and worn-out bone tissue.
M. rubra forms new colonies by budding, essentially splitting in two.
Or passports: you'd need new ones, new forms, new border controls … new everything.
The Maillard reaction is one between sugars and proteins that forms new, complex molecules called advanced glycation end-products (AGEs).
Another suggestion was to establish a Tony for Innovation "to recognize evolving theatrical forms, new technical advancements or any creative approach to theater".
M. ruginodis, by contrast, sends queens out on mating flights and forms new colonies that can be hundreds of yards from the old ones.
But they were also, in their different ways, modernists negotiating their way mischievously and not altogether reverently into new forms, new languages.
Dabbling in black song forms, new or old, could now be seen as an act of appropriation, minstrelsy, or co-optation.
Where this is the case, the lithospheric plates separate, and the upwelling mantle material forms new ocean floor along the trailing edges.
