There are basically two ways of measuring national economic activity: as the money value of the total production of goods and services during a given period (usually a year) or as the total of incomes derived from economic activity after allowance has been made for capital consumption.
There are basically two ways of storing properties and fingerprints in SA2: importing them from an external source, and computing them directly within SA2, when possible.
There are basically two ways of applying isotopic techniques: one to track the background of objects or human remains (origin, provenance, diet, migration), and another for dating of investigated objects or sites.
Now, there are basically two ways of computing (x_{i'j}): 1. we use the average income of (n=1) and (n=2) (i.e., the average income of demand node (i')) denoted by (overline{q}_{i'} = (q_1 + q_2)/2) to compute (overline{v}_{i'j}) and thus (overline{x}_{i'j}), or 2.
There are basically two ways to increase the supply of food: find new fields to plant or invent ways to multiply what existing ones yield.
Once the well has been drilled deep enough to produce the appropriate flow rate, there are basically two ways to get the water out of the hole and into the plumbing: by installing a "jet pump" in the house or a submersible pump in the well.
During this time of year, there are basically two ways to downhill: glacier skiing in the Alps or traveling to the Southern Hemisphere where it's winter now.
There are basically two ways to measure gross domestic product (GDP), the sum of a country's goods and services.
There are basically two ways to derive a host distance measure from the character data of the associates (Fig. 1).
There are basically two ways to reduce eddy-current heating and forces on electrodes: reduction of current-loop areas or reduction of conductivity of the electrode.
