Sentence examples for 2 lies from inspiring English sources

So the measure of Season 2 lies in how well Ms. Dunham and her colleagues withstood all the pressure and stayed true to the original conceit.

Neeson has no more action films awaiting release this year – only Ted 2 lies ahead – and Run All Night's distributor Warners may now be pondering whether it might have been better to hold the film back until the autumn, to allow fan appetites to recover.

Meanwhile, the key to understanding "The Expendables 2" lies in the closing credits, which list a stunt double for most of the stars, although the need for an acting double is often more acute; an astonishing roster of welders and carpenters, all of whom were presumably needed to assemble Van Damme; and, strangest of all, four "cleaning ladies".

CASE 1.2: There exists j ( 1 ⩽ j ⩽ r ) such that M j 2 lies outside the ρ-stability cone.

Moreover, q ( z 1 ) lies on the negative imaginary axis, while q ( z 2 ) lies on the positive imaginary axis.

Since the point ( x ¯, U 2 ) lies on the line f 1 ( x, y ) = x, one has f 1 ( x ¯, U 2 ) = x ¯.

The square root of inclusion areas, (areaINC 1/2 lies between 2.5 μm and 5.3 μm.

The main difference between Model-1 and Model-2 lies in the prediction of inflow and outflow traffic amount.

Therefore, the following properties are easy to prove: (A_{2}) lies on the minor arc C A 0 ⏜ and (B_{2}) lies on the minor arc B 0 C ⏜. (P_{2}) lies on the minor arc A B ⏜ and (P_{1} P_{2}) is a diameter of the circumcircle.

We can conclude that the typical problem connected to interference management, as already explained in Section 2., lies in the unpredictability of the deployed scenario.

That massive group of stars, dubbed SXDF-NB1006-2, lies about 13.1 billion light-years from Earth and was the oldest known galaxy when it was discovered in 2012 (a record that has been toppled several times since).