Sentence examples for Two manifestations from inspiring English sources

Two manifestations of the physicochemical properties of molecules, as dictated by their interaction with water, stand out: hydrophobicity and hydrophilicity.

They are, in other words, two manifestations of an underlying "electroweak" force.

For Mr Sardesai, who reported on that violence, in which over 1,000 people, most of them Muslim, were slaughtered while police stood by, the two manifestations are related.

Like Banfield and Murdoch, he identified a genial world and men whose essential character he admired, and, when he entered the world of torrid events as Australia's official war historian, his thesis was that the courage and resourcefulness of the Australian soldier, the digger, was in fact derived from the bushman that these were but two manifestations of the national type.

Local adaptation signals have two manifestations.

The answer appears to be two manifestations of the sloshing bucket (Eldredge 2003; see also article by Niles Eldredge in this issue).

Our main enemy is patriarchy and its three manifestations – dictatorship, religion and the sex industry.

"For you, it would be nothing but an indifferent picture, one of the thousand manifestations of the 'ordinary'".

In a similar way, all ideas have four manifestations, all actions four choices, and so forth.

(The Bacabs may also have been four manifestations of a single deity).

The Design speaks of three manifestations of the Christian Church congregational, regional, general (United States and Canada).