Sentence examples for a pair of mutually from inspiring English sources

The non-existence of a pair of mutually orthogonal Latin squares of order six is a well-known result in the theory of combinatorial designs.

Optically gated recording and nonvolatile readout in a digital volume holographic data storage system that uses a pair of mutually incoherent light sources during recording and only one for readout were demonstrated recently.

In five studies with overlapping designs and intents, subjects predicted a specific peer's responses to a variety of stimulus situations, each of which offered a pair of mutually exclusive and exhaustive response alternatives.

Two of the most important have been a pair of mutually supporting positions between Ariha and Saraqib known almost universally in the area as the "Brick Factory" and the "Youth Camp," names derived from each position's prewar use.

The local priest teaches his parishioners more on his off days, drinking at the town bar, than he does straining at the pulpit; a pair of mutually devoted twins find out that they aren't really twins at all (what a relief — they can finally get married!); and people are haunted not by ghosts but by maggoty pork chops and reminders of dead children.

It consists in using a pair of mutually exclusive concepts, that is, concepts that negate each other, and take them together as complementary.

For a given pair of mutually exclusive mRNA isoforms, the proportions of each isoform that occur across different cDNA libraries are modeled using a beta distribution.

Anyway, from the point of view of Britain as a dominating world power, a two-state solution had its attractions: wouldn't a pair of smaller and mutually mistrustful American republics be less troublesome than a single great big one?

A pair of dolphins.

A pair of shoes?

A pair of friends.