Sentence examples for movement to form from inspiring English sources

The cells of an organ-forming region undergo differential development and movement to form an organ primordium, or anlage.

In recent months four MPs have deserted Palikot's Movement to form their own parliamentary mini-caucus.

They are trying to stage what they call a "people's movement" to form an all-party government — with the Maoists in control.

This crisis has deeper significance because the Northampton Town supporters' trust, formed during a previous crisis in 1992, was the blueprint for the national movement to form mutual trusts, and its founder, Brian Lomax, died this week.

In the early 20th century were were caught up by the movement to form analytical philosophy, based in the study of logic, the foundations of mathematics, the syntax of ordinary language, the validity of arguments, something very formal.

The earliest were nets, produced from one thread and employing a single repeated movement to form loops, and basketry, the interlacing of flexible reeds, cane, or other suitable materials.

Beethoven orchestrated one movement of his "Funeral March" Piano Sonata, and Dalit Warshaw, a pianist and composer, has orchestrated the three other movements, to form a symphonic work.

Interestingly, the mesencephalon undergoes unique morphogenic movements to form the cephalic flexure proper, a process that is coupled to CE movements in the ventral domain and outgrowth in the dorsal domain of the mesencephalon [57].

At gastrulation stages, sheets of cells undergo convergence extension (CE) movements to form the anterior-posterior axis (A P axis), and manipulating pk results in CE defects and shorter A P axis (Carreira-Barbosa et al., 2003; Takeuchi et al., 2003; Veeman et al., 2003; Jiang et al., 2005).

Because churches were the most important autonomous organizations in the black community, they were the natural places for oppositional social movements to form; in a sense, the church played the same role in the civil rights movement that the tavern and the cafe did in many European social ­movements.

Japan's first socialist parties appeared in the mid-1920s; moderate factions of the country's labour movement combined to form the Social Mass Party (Shakai Taishūtō) in 1932.