Sentence examples for between two mediums from inspiring English sources
Fibres of this core-clad arrangement, with a sharply defined interface between two mediums of different refractive properties, are called stepped-index fibres.
It insists on clear parameters, tidy endings, easy answers and a world divided into heroes and villains, which may help explain why Mr. Shanley's film feels caught between two mediums and why Ms. Streep appears to be in a Gothic horror thriller while everyone else looks and sounds closer to life or at least dramatic realism.
For the non-absorptive-medium PC slab, large contrast of dielectric constant between two mediums would be selected to obtain a remarkable diffraction effect.
Surfactants are a class of amphiphilic surface active compounds that show several unique physical properties at liquid liquid or liquid solid surface interfaces including the ability to increase the solubility of substances, lower the surface tension of a liquid, and decrease friction between two mediums.
All birds received 12 'colour-only' presentations, where they were given the choice between two medium-sized mealworms: one placed on a green and the other on a purple background.
The first system uses a device called a Boyden or trans-well chamber which constitutes a barrier between two medium-filled compartments allowing cellular invasion to be monitored and quantified.
The forensic program within the hospital is the largest provider of forensic mental health services in the province of Ontario, comprising 180 inpatient beds divided between four medium and four minimum secure units and serving approximately 250 outpatients living in the community.
The forensic program within this hospital is comprised of 180 inpatient beds divided between four medium (82 beds) and four minimum (98 beds) secure units and serves approximately 250 community forensic outpatients (i.e., patients who continue to be under the auspices of the Ontario Review Board [ORB] but have been granted a conditional discharge or community living privileges).
The differences between the two mediums and the benefits and restrictions they both provide mean that an adaptation, either way, can be fraught with difficulty.
"There are many pleasures in the curator Roxana Marcoci's stimulating survey of the long-standing love affair between the two mediums," Aletti writes.
