Sentence examples for means to form from inspiring English sources

This paper presents an investigation into whether incremental sheet forming (ISF) would be mechanically feasible alternative means to form sandwich panels.

They are finding what it means to form deep communities, to practice deep discipleship... and then to sort out the beliefs as they go.

Like the comic book, there are big themes at play what it means to form communities and why that so often goes awry.

"To compose" means to form a whole by ordering or arranging the parts, as in composing music, where the arrangement of the parts creates a whole that releases its harmony.

Rather, the day of the ruling was marked by continuing violent protests across Punjab, the most heavily populated province, over the crippling shortages of electricity that are the most obvious failure of the government to deal with issues that matter.Parliament, however, remains intact, and Mr Zardari has the means to form a new government led by his Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).

Recently, electrospinning has emerged as an attractive means to form fused fibre scaffolds for tissue engineering.

The account, compiled by American nuclear experts, is meant to form a basis for American nuclear operators and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to learn lessons from the disaster.

One of the UK's most ambitious arts projects which was meant to form a centrepiece of the nation's Olympic year celebrations was scrapped after organisers admitted it would never come in on budget or on time.

Sensor chips are originally meant to form sensor networks for home automation or various monitoring purposes.

The two packs are meant to form either side of a mark and engage, which means the front rows binding on their opposite numbers.

You're meant to form lifelong friendships predicated almost entirely on a sense of self-hatred and social-unease.