Sentence examples for kind form the from inspiring English sources

Processes of this kind form the object of study of bioinorganic chemistry.

Game-playing of a more abstract kind forms the basis of a whole branch of international relations thinking.

"This represents not a change but a continuation for us, as challenging extremism of all kinds forms the basis of our work.

The later kind forms a much more stable supramolecular structure and is hardly broken by changing the polarity of solvent, i.e., RPLC analysis.

Pesticides of this kind formed a large proportion of the 5 mix and 13 mix, but were not present in the 8 mix.

"Stone," Mr. Long said, "of the kind that formed the sidewalks of New York".

We were still kind of forming the company and whatnot.

Could a chemical actually make someone fall in love—not merely infatuation or lust, but lasting love, the kind that forms the foundation of marriages and turns two-timing Lotharios into faithful spouses?

Vesta is the last remaining rocky protoplanet (with a differentiated interior) of the kind that formed the terrestrial planets.

Especially in Iran and the countries under its cultural influence, this kind of poetry formed the most important part of literature.

For human ancestors, musical displays of this kind "may have formed the evolutionary basis for the musical abilities of modern humans," Dr. Hagen and Dr. Bryant write.