Gods and worlds, creators and creatures, lie embedded in each other, forming an infinite regress in unbounded space.
One cuff lines up perfectly with the other, forming a starched white stripe, with a watch poking meekly through.
The bridle lines are connected to each other, forming a tow point adjustable for the prevailing wind conditions.
At the terminus of the glacier many crevasses may intersect each other, forming jagged pinnacles of ice called seracs.
In sol-gel synthesis, small molecules in a liquid solution chemically link up with each other, forming a disordered network.
Strange bedfellows have found each other, forming alliances that please both the greens who want to protect habitats and the financiers who are eager to preserve stable markets.
(In some cases, as on the Hutchinson River Parkway, the entrance and exit lanes merge into each other, forming a temporary third lane).
These roles mostly support each other, forming the foundation of what the writer Robert Lipsyte identified as "Sports World" the great national money-printing business.
"Like the blocks of a child's game tumbling one into the other, forming a strangely obscure labyrinth in which guests constantly lost their way".
Two electrons in trion and biexciton are strongly correlated to each other, forming a Wigner molecule.
The nanocapsule consists of two nanotubes of different diameters joined with each other, forming T-junction.
