Sentence examples for 2 pointing from inspiring English sources

Like all trogons (and unlike all other birds), toe arrangement is heterodactyl with digits 3 and 4 pointing anteriorly and digits 1 and 2 pointing posteriorly (Johnsgard 2000).

Rantala was optimistic about the performance of the company's latest game Angry Birds 2, pointing to 50m downloads in its first month after release.

We note that the spatial extension of Iemission is significantly smaller than the laser spot of ~7.5 µm (FWHM) (cf. Supplementary Fig. 2) pointing towards a super-linear intensity dependence.

Compared to the single phase aqueous setup the specific activity decreased by a factor of approximately 2 pointing to a substrate limitation of CBGA in the two-liquid phase system.

Here we found a clear improvement too, which is shown in the orange curve of Figure 2, pointing out that it is important to find the correct resolution for each AS.

Our data in this study indicated that the expression level of atTOC132 in leaves and roots was higher than that of atTOC120 (Figure 2), pointing out that atToc132 devotes more in the machinery of non-photosynthetic protein import.

Setting ε WCB =ε DLWCB =2, which corresponds to about 2° pointing error.

The actual norm bound of steering vector error corresponding to 2° pointing error is about ε 0=1.96.

The results in Fig. 9 show that the SINR performance of WCB decreases greatly when pointing error exceeds 2°; the IRAB and IWCB exhibit stable performance in the DOA uncertainty range θ W =8∘; the DLWCB has a wilder pointing error range and does not subject to the 2° pointing error constraint.

Discounting was not found to explain this dichotomy [ 1, 2], pointing toward other biases that should be taken into account.

In several neuropsychiatric disorders, e.g. schizophrenia and obsessive compulsive disorder, the neuropsychological symptoms include impaired performance on tasks requiring behavioural shifting [ 1, 2], pointing to deficits in cognitive or behavioural flexibility.