Sentence examples for thereafter forming from inspiring English sources
It receives the Baḥr al-Ghazāl at Lake No and then turns east to join with the Sobat River of western Ethiopia above Malakal, thereafter forming the White Nile.
Louisiana also claims all islands in the Sabine, whether existing in 1812 or thereafter formed.
In 1932 he became leader of the band at the Paramount Hotel in Manhattan, New York City, and thereafter formed a succession of large and small bands.
With respect to islands in the Sabine it is conceded that Louisiana owns all islands in the eastern half of the river, whether existing in 1812 or thereafter formed.
He soon thereafter formed a quintet with his brother Nat, a noted cornetist, that met with little success although recordings made by the group received considerable praise years later.
As to islands in the west half, the Special Master concluded that by virtue of the 1812 Act of Admission Louisiana owns all islands that then existed in that portion of the river, but rejected her claims to islands thereafter formed in the western half.
The ability of hydrated and/or carboxylated nanoparticles to penetrate easily the cell membranes and release the ligands thereafter form the prerequisite for their high biological activity coupled with biocompatibility.
Landslides from the caldera rim thereafter formed debris fans and turbidite sediments on the lake bed.
Two expert panels were thereafter formed to outline requirements on data sources and analytic functions for an information infrastructure for pandemic response programs.
The process begins by the reversible adhesion of planktonic bacteria onto a surface suitable for growth, Stage I), followed by irreversible attachment of bacteria, which thereafter form microcolonies in EPS matrix, Stage II).
We have illustrated that through the use of a participatory research design, young service users' views can be meaningfully incorporated into quality indicator development and can thereafter form part of the evidence base on which policy is based.
