Sentence examples for be gathered in two from inspiring English sources

As stated in the related work section, IC feedback can be gathered in two ways: learners post messages to the audience and multiple choice questions answered by learners.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France said in a statement on Sunday evening that all the French would be gathered in one place to make evacuation easier and prevent hostage taking.

To commemorate the moment, the Costume Institute this month is staging a rare gathering — a kind of Oprah moment — a luncheon to honor as many of the "ethnic" models from that fabled event as can be gathered in one room.

(It leaves open, however, the interesting possibility that Dr Castro plans to run a kind of Athenian democracy or ochlocracy with the tenth or so of Cuba's population that can regularly be gathered in one of Havana's plazas).

Therefore, a generic framework is presented that integrates management methodologies which will be gathered in four sequential steps, where each different technique will play a crucial role.

The muscles that participate in cycling can be gathered in four functional groups [ 35, 288]: (a) the uniarticular hip and knee extensors muscles (EXT); (b) the plantar flexor muscles and the biarticular hip extensors (hamstring); (c) the uniarticular hip and knee flexors (FLEX); (d) the ankle dorsiflexors (tibialis anterior) and the biarticular hip flexors (rectus femoris).

It is essential that all persons involved in this process be gathered in one place and to establish dialogue, because it is our joint intent to provide children in Bosnia and Herzegovina with  best conditions for development from early childhood"., said UNICEF Representative in BiH, Ms Florence Bauer.

Data were gathered in two waves of nation-wide surveys with random sampling.

The qualitative data have been gathered in two focus groups in which 24 pupils of the same school participated.

Data were gathered in two different levels: urban experts in the municipality of Bandar Abbas and specialists in university.

Information on the consumer behaviour is gathered in two ways: (i) the diary approach and (ii) the recall approach.