Sentence examples for both of which take from inspiring English sources
In the eastern US, HWA reproduces asexually and goes through two generations per year, both of which take place solely on hemlocks.
That's certainly true of "Digby Differs" and "Maude the Not-So-Noticeable Shrimpton," both of which take as subjects protagonists who feel at odds with their environments.
Amperometry is commonly employed in two ways, both of which take advantage of the linear variation in current at constant potential with the concentration of an electroactive species.
This confounding story of 1904 begins with a detailed description of place – a burning hot beach near Cape Town – and a series of missed connections, both of which take on symbolic importance as four men engage in desultory conversation.
In the same month, Casio will also debut the £329.99 Exilim Zoom EX-Z50 and £349.99 EX-Z55 cameras, both of which take five megapixel images and feature a 3x optical zoom.
But at shops like Little Collins, a small and fastidious coffee bar that opened in Midtown last year, most of the orders are either espresso drinks or pour-over coffee, both of which take time to prepare.
After modelling the demand diffusion and sorting the customer relationships into the different production strategies, two bi-level models for two-generation product diffusion are proposed,both of which take profit as the upper level goal and stable production as the lower level goal.
Domestically, it made $13m, with healthy foreign markets including the UK ($2.5m) and Turkey and Brazil, both of which took around $700,000.
The son of Odin has also appeared in a pair of Avengers movies, both of which took more than $1bn at the global box office.
The Department of Transportation has approved two such code-sharing agreements this year, both of which took effect in time for the summer travel season.
