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Formation may
refer to: Back-
formation, the
process of
creating a new
lexeme by
removing or
affixes Word
formation, the
creation of a new word by adding...
- A
geological formation, or
formation, is a body of rock
having a
consistent set of
physical characteristics (lithology) that
distinguish it from adjacent...
- defense.
These in turn
manage military branches that
themselves command formations and
units specialising in combat,
combat support and combat-service support...
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Mountain formation refers to the
geological processes that
underlie the
formation of mountains.
These processes are ****ociated with large-scale movements...
- In ****ociation football, the
formation describes how the
players in a team
generally position themselves on the pitch. ****ociation
football is a fluid...
- In linguistics, word
formation is the
creation of a new word. Word
formation is
sometimes contrasted with
semantic change,
which is a
change in a single...
- An
echelon formation (/ˈɛʃəlɒn, ˈeɪʃlɒ̃/) is a (usually military)
formation in
which its
units are
arranged diagonally. Each unit is
stationed behind and...
- In
psychoanalytic theory,
reaction formation (German: Reaktionsbildung) is a
defense mechanism in
which emotions and
impulses which are anxiety-producing...
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Formation flying is the
flight of
multiple objects in coordination.
Formation flight in
aviation originated in
World War I when
fighter aircraft were...
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Williams & Wilkins. ISBN 978-0-7817-7332-4
United States Army (2001). "Basic
Formations,
Movement Techniques, and Hand-and-Arm Signals" (PDF). global.security...
