Sentence examples for the distinctive formations from inspiring English sources

Formed by storm tides as early as the 10th Century, the Wadden Sea is responsible for the distinctive formations of its many islands, characterised by high sand dunes and lush, wide beaches on the open sea side and a shallow coast towards the mainland.

For his latest project, Barbieri, whose work appeared in the magazine in 2007, photographed the Dolomites, a mountain range in northeastern Italy composed mostly of stratified calcium magnesium carbonate, which gives the range its distinctive formations.

These distinctive formations are interpreted as being growing tips of dendrites, and the suggestion is advanced that they are manifestations of architectonic plasticity in the mature central nervous system".

Pattern: A distinctive formation created on a chart by the up and down movement of prices.

The most common type of detachment, however, has no such predisposing factors; instead, the distinctive feature is the formation of a small hole or tear in the retina, usually at its periphery.

Beyond this savanna forest region the most distinctive vegetal formation is the dry tropical forest (called miombo in the southeast).

A series of volcanic mudflows (lahars) from three major source areas contributed debris that covered almost 2000 square miles to form the oldest distinctive geologic formation in the High Cascades.

The distinctive properties of polymers and their formation from chemical precursors are the subject of this article.

The distinctive role of cell microinertia and 'shock' formation are discussed in relation to the mechanical properties measured for these 3D cylindrical specimens.

Supercooled water droplets play a key role in the formation of hole-punch and canal clouds, the distinctive clouds shown in these satellite images.

The distinctive landforms of the Western Elysium Basin are consistent with formation in an ice-rich, particulate substrate.