Sentence examples for section has formed from inspiring English sources
Repeat this process until the whole section has formed a braid.
Before the ink dried on the 10-day contract that Omar Cook signed with the Portland Trail Blazers on Feb. 3, a cheering section had formed on both coasts.
(Prior to this order to advance, the machine gun sections had formed part of the artillery barrage).
The long, and fairly wide trough that has formed as a section of the Earth's crust has dropped down along faults, e.g., African Rift Valley in East Africa.
You really don't need to propose any terribly squishy ice shell to do it". Kite and University of Chicago geophysical sciences professor Douglas MacAyeal are interested in studying an Earth analogue to the Enceladus geysers, a crack that has formed across a section of the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica, partially breaking it away from the continent.
A crack has formed across a section of the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica, partially breaking it away from the continent.
The cyclic loading led to fatigue fracturing of the prestressing wires (rebars) at the minimum cross-section where the corrosion pits had formed.
Hes now only in midstride in the midst of this marathon turnaround, but analysts and investors have formed a cheering section as he takes on Target and Wal-Mart.
After 8 weeks of aging, samples were lightly polished with a 2400-grit carborundum paper and cleaned in an ultrasonic bath for 10 min to remove any precipitates that may have formed on the section surface; the same points were re-imaged after re-locating the sample at the previous position using the fiducial marks.
The experimental results revealed that the degree of partial interaction between RC beams and steel plates could be reduced by as much as 50% when the BSP beam proceeded from a linear to a non-linear stage in which plastic hinges have formed in critical sections.
There was also a failure within the media to fully appreciate Trump's uniqueness as a candidate: his ability to defy political norms and, most importantly, an underestimation of the visceral bond he had formed with key sections of the electorate.
