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forming [fɔːmiŋ] bildend, Bildung (das Bilden), formend

Sentence patterns related to "forming"

1. a. ‘Superplastic forming’;

a) „superplastisches Umformen“,

2. Thread-forming screw

Gewindeformende schraube

3. Alfisol Vegetation Forming Conditions

4. Alfisol Climate Forming Conditions

5. Alfisol Time Forming Conditions.

6. Binder for forming scattering layer and planarization layer of organic led, composition for forming scattering layer containing binder, and composition for forming planarization layer

7. The course of forming a mountain is just like that of forming a sand hill.

8. A vacuum forming method for forming an adherend (4) inside a forming space by adhering a decorative film (5) on the surface thereof using a vacuum forming machine (M) in which a sealed forming space is configured from a lower box (1) and an upper box (6).

9. Semiconductor wafer suitable for forming a semiconductor junction diode device and method of forming same

10. Acidic definition is - acid-forming

11. Left: Cumulonimbus forming a thunderhead

Links: Kumulonimbus, aus dem sich eine Gewitterwolke bildet

12. Collagens forming anchoring fibrils 27

13. Forming Causatives Gap-fill exercise

14. Methods of forming a tellurium alkoxide and methods of forming a mixed halide-alkoxide of tellurium

15. 6 synonyms for Addictive: habit-forming, compelling, compulsive, causing addiction or dependency, moreish or morish, habit-forming

16. Aldol condensations are reversible, forming equilibria

17. Roll-forming machine with adjustable compression

18. Curly: forming or styled into loops.

19. Curled: forming or styled into loops.

20. Fructose rapiddecreased during root primordium forming.

21. Armied: Forming an army; army-like

22. Thread-forming screw and use thereof

Gewindeformende schraube und ihre verwendung

23. Tended by bracts forming a involucre; umbellules (sometimes called umbellets) usually subtended by Bracteoles forming an involu-cel

24. The modifications include adjusting a length of the resistor, forming a compound resistor structure, and forming a replacement resistor.

25. Amphetamine-type medications can be habit-forming

26. Anagrammatic: Pertaining to or forming an anagram

27. Air void-forming material for cementitious systems

Luftporenbildner für zementöse systeme

28. But what triggered its star-forming activity?

Aber was löste ihre Sternbildungsaktivität aus?

29. Device for forming beads on duct plate

30. She seemed incapable of forming any relationships.

31. Word-forming element expressing Ability, fitness, or capacity, from Latin -abilitas, forming nouns from adjectives ending in -abilis (see -able)

32. The Apicomplexa are unicellular and spore-forming.

33. Cavity and core changeable foam-forming mold

34. Forming a bridge by interlocking their legs

35. EDTA Anticoagulant prevents blood clots from forming

36. Storm clouds are forming on the horizon.

37. Forming the Possessive with a Common noun

38. These debris began to gather, forming clumps.

Diese Trümmer begannen sich zu sammeln und Klumpen zu bilden,

39. Bearing and method of forming a bearing

40. Wafer and method of forming alignment markers

41. What about the gases forming the atmosphere?

42. I noticed wrinkles forming on your neck

43. Puddles were forming on the parched earth.

44. People began forming into little talkative groups.

45. No anaerobic spore-forming bacteria were detected.

Es wurden keine anaeroben sporenbildenden Bakterien gefunden.

46. We are forming our own Social Contract.

47. Securely adjusting settings of an image forming device

48. As with all networks, CTN will pass through phases of "forming, storming, norming, performing and re-forming"1 as it develops.

49. The present invention relates to a forming system for working material and a forming method for working material which are capable of: reciprocating movement during forming; reducing the size of the required machinery; reducing press abrasion; improving the workability of hydroforming; and performing highly efficient forming at lost cost.

50. Concavity: a sunken area forming a separate space