Examples of 'once formed' in a sentence
Meaning of "once formed"
once formed: Describes something that was created, established, or developed at a specific point in the past
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Once formed diazoxon is biotransformed again as it is degenerated.
Possibly where an ancient lake once formed.
Once formed the microcapsules are gently collected.
May be stable at lower energy states once formed.
Stalactites once formed by the hundreds inside.
Prevents the formation of adhesions and removes them once formed.
Family groups once formed are kept together as a priority.
He realized that all the continents in the world had once formed.
It once formed part of the fortifications of the castle.
A very beautiful precipitate is at once formed and the temperature rises slightly.
Once formed it can be either stored or rapidly inactivated.
These golden shards once formed part of an ornately gilded coffin.
Once formed a part of its bed.
Epoxides are reactive species and once formed are capable of undergoing nucleophilic addition.
Once formed the polyether polyols may be used individually or as mixtures.
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That these great islands must have once formed a part of the.
They at once formed coalitions.
The couplings so far described are of a type that can not be released once formed.
The painting once formed the back panel of a portable triptych.
Cities and towns whose territory had once formed part of the kingdom.
The palace once formed the centre point of a semicircle of round buildings.
Historians believe that the mill once formed the nucleus of the village.
Once formed up the three battalions set off down the escarpment.
It is believed that the cup once formed part of a set of ornamental souvenir bowls.
Once formed it activates many other enzymes involved in diverse cellular functions.
Cognitive inertia refers the tendency for beliefs or sets of beliefs to endure once formed.
This branch once formed the line along which the LimesGermanicus were built.
The excavation revealed laid firestone blocks which once formed part of the wall base.
They once formed the matter of other bodies which decomposed over time.
Previous evidence has suggested that the giant planets once formed a more compact huddle.
Once formed the jelly acts as an effective barrier to contamination and mechanical interference.
The area in and around Bijrani once formed part of a shooting block.
Once formed these highly reactive radicals can start a chain reaction within your body.
The closed west front once formed part of the city wall of Rodez.
And here I am thinking in particular of the countries that once formed part of Yugoslavia.
The adhesive emulsion once formed is simply applied to a substrate and dried by known methods.
At a height of eight meters, a cave was once formed.
This structure once formed and stabilized has a melting point substantially higher than free carbonate monohydrate.
The Lyrids are tiny dust grains that once formed the tail of Comet Thatcher.
We once formed an alliance with the state of Qin.
There are a number of buildings, which once formed a single estate.
They once formed part of the ancient people known as the Shiwei.
Thus, the dialkyl carbonate once formed reverts to alkylene carbonate.
It once formed the outer garden of Kanazawa Castle.
This gel is very stable and once formed will be very difficult to break-up.
Once formed quenelle, gently lay it on the platter.
Tongoa and Epi islands once formed part of a larger island called Kuwae.
Once formed manually, these pieces provide an impressive rendering.
Antifibrinolytic medicines-are used to help keep blood clots together once formed.
These two rock outcrops once formed a gateway at the western entrance to Keppel Harbour.
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