The phrase "a module of two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, programming, or any situation where you are discussing a grouping or set that consists of two elements.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze a module of two to determine the relationship between the variables."
Alternatives: "a pair" or "a duo".
The designed system carries out an optimization process of the energy efficiency of the plant based on a combined algorithm that uses the following for obtaining a solution: On the one hand, the energy efficiency of the operation points occurred in the past and, on the other hand, a module of two neural networks to obtain new interpolated operation points.
After these changes the model contains 13 state variables, x1,..., x13, each representing the concentration of a carbon compound, except from one, x5, which represents a module of two interconvertable carbon compounds.
Like looking into the intersection of two mirrors, "Onion Skin" requires that viewers stand between a module of two wall-sized screens positioned at right angles that display cornea-melting visuals made from classic 2D and 3D software programs. .
A module of two courses is being offered online in March , 2010
A module of nine backside solar illuminated flow-through parallel plate photoelectrochemical reactors was used and electrical bias for suppressing charge carrier recombination was applied.
These are organised in a module of three kinases that are activated by a phosphorylation cascade.
To better understand the internal negotiation dynamic in U.S. federal agencies, the Teaching Negotiation Resource Center (TNRC) offers a negotiation training module of two separate two-person, non-scorable negotiation simulations focused on efforts to combat HIV/AIDs: Negotiating with the Ministry of Health.
The MAPK signalling cascade is a conserved module of three protein kinases consisting of an MAPKKK, a downstream MAPK kinase (MAPKK) and an MAPK, and such pathways regulate a variety of cellular processes in eukaryotes (Rodriguez et al. 2010).
A module comprises of two distinct parts (Fig. 1b).
Guided by that understanding, they designed a module consisting of two parallel bar magnets next to each other.
The first was a module consisting of two cyclic β-amino acid residues, R-nipecotic acid– S-nipecotic acid (R-Nip– S-Nip).
