Sentence examples for between the two drawing from inspiring English sources
The major differences and similarities between the two drawing modes are discussed in consideration of the different state of stress that modifies the pathway of the β α phase transformation.
The battle between the two draws sharp lines across the Indian political landscape.
The disputes between the two drew in other powers across the region, including Thierry, the Count of Flanders, who signed a military alliance with Henry, albeit with a clause that prevented the count from being forced to fight against Louis, his feudal lord.
"Never in the movie does he say: 'This particular event is caused by global warming.'" Gore's use of long ice core records of CO2 and temperature (from oxygen isotope measurements) in Antarctic ice cores to illustrate the correlation between the two drew some scrutiny; Schmidt, Steig and Michael E. Mann back up Gore's data.
Then, encourage students to identify the differences between the two mediums, drawing general principles from specific contrasts of the films listed.
The vaccine treatment group were 4.3 times as likely (p = 0.031) to have a rising agglutination titer between the first and second blood draws (vaccination occurred between the two blood draws).
Draw two small dots in between the two lines Draw the mouth.
But it was the first meeting between the two that drew the most notice.
Rather, Ferdinand grew concerned later when the encounter between the two players drew widespread attention on social media sites.
In his treatise On Sleep and Waking, reflecting on the relationship between the two, Aristotle drew the parallel: "Sleep is like epilepsy, and, in a sense, actually is a seizure of this sort.
The ill feeling between the two nations draws on memories of the Second World War, and is shaded by German perceptions of Greeks as "insufferable spendthrift overreachers," as Varoufakis once put it.
