Sentence examples for kind were formed from inspiring English sources

Thus, we can suppose that cracks of this kind were formed during the growth process, and the film subsequently grows between them.

In Europe, probably the largest coalition of this kind was formed in the anti-racist movement.

Eyewitness accounts verify ridges of this kind are formed by severe tropical cyclones and two clear examples cited are the 18 km long, 35 m wide, 3.5 m high coral shingle ridge deposited on Funafuti Atoll (Central South Pacific) by Tropical Cyclone Bebe in October 1971, and the large coral shingle ridge deposited on Jaluit Atoll (Marshall Islands) by Typhoon Ophelia in January 1958.

In previous works, two kinds of nanowires were formed on the surface of a copper-based leadframe by immersing them in two kinds of hot alkaline solutions.

As for TC16-Azo-Me with additional methyl groups in azobenzene part, only eight kinds of organogels were formed.

As for CH-C3 with an additional diphenyl group linked by ether band in the spacer part, six kinds of organogels were formed.

Following Michel Foucault, numerous scholars have demonstrated that particular kinds of subjects were formed by scientific knowledge, expertise and regulation.

Unexpectedly, most of the selected genes and cytokines were differently expressed or secreted, respectively, depending on which kind of simulation device MCTS were formed.

Thus two kinds of the TBC system were formed.

He then suggested that several kinds of fossil sea shells were formed from ordinary shells by a similar process.

An aesthetic of a kind was being formed, though it would not find its full expression until two decades later.