Sentence examples for the future formation from inspiring English sources

Liquid water tends to trap heat more effectively than ice, which in turn discourages the future formation of ice.

The future formation of American public opinion has fallen into the lap of an ambitious 36-year-old lawyer whose name you never heard.

This body of research and our results seem to imply that, although structural features are very important (and probably the only) predictors of future formation of a tie [11], once the tie is formed its strength or persistence is immediately encoded into the intensity and temporal features of the interaction.

Verbs have a shortened infinitive (e.g., a cînta from Latin cantare "to sing"), and the future tense is formed by a compound of the verb a vrea "to wish" plus the infinitive of the verb voi cînta "I will sing"; an alternative method of future formation is to use the auxiliary verb a avea "to have" plus să plus the subjunctive of the verb am să cînt "I will sing".

Priority was given to study in-school youth since one of the implicit objectives of the research is to generate insights on future formation channels for this specific group.

Seek to prevent future formation of bladder stones.

In particular, the effects of spherical harmonic truncation and of temporal aliasing in the processing of gravity products from such future formations are investigated.

"It is clear, moreover, that the unionist electorate would not support, or tolerate now, or in the foreseeable future, the formation of an executive that would include Sinn Féin," Mr Trimble said.

This is a work about the future, about the formation of a human community, and its optimism just comes flooding here from the stage and out of the pit.

Lipophilicity and alkyl chain length modifications of poly-APS, leading to optimal positive charge regiochemical distribution, (distance between pyridinium head-groups in the poly-APS molecules) may in the future improve pore formation and transfection properties of modified poly-APS.

If the marginal utility of consumption today is positively correlated with historical consumption, then the period in which people were given financial incentives to go to the gym could also induce them to go to the gym more often in the future, leading to habit formation (Charness and Gneezy 2009).