Sentence examples for routinely form from inspiring English sources

Cumulonimbus clouds routinely form in the tropics where rising parcels of air are warmer than the surrounding ambient atmosphere.

R. & D. budgets have shrunk at many big companies (which now routinely form R. & D. alliances), and small companies have picked up the slack.

Microfractures routinely form at grain contacts during these experiments.

Campbell's monkeys routinely form polyspecific groups with other primates, particularly Diana monkeys, which whom they spend 77 89% of their time during feeding, travelling and resting [29].

While visual-semantic associations often represent the only viable means supporting children's word learning, associations of this type might routinely form even in adulthood, where they serve to corroborate word learning and facilitate word retrieval.

This misrepresentation may have helped prove their thesis, but it in no way reflects what is actually going on at the U.S. EPA, the National Academies, and other agencies that routinely form advisory panels.

During the two-week run of this darkly funny meditation on life's meaningless routine, audiences left in droves and lines routinely formed at the box office to return tickets.

The undercover spies routinely formed sexual relationships with the campaigners they had been sent to spy on.

Peter Francis, who infiltrated anti-racist groups between 1993 and 1997 for the SDS, has shed unprecedented light on his former unit, illuminating, for instance, how undercover officers routinely formed sexual relationships with campaigners and stole the identities of dead children.

Investigations by the Guardian have revealed how the spies routinely formed sexual relationships with the activists they had been sent to spy on and stole the identities of dead children to fortify their cover while they lived among campaigners in deployments usually lasting four or five years.

In developed countries, DNA profiling routinely forms part of the forensic strategy in the investigation of sexual violence.