Sentence examples for by two elements of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shore acknowledged the emotion of letting go, saying the sense of achievement he felt as his creation wrapped up was accompanied by two elements of disbelief: that the show lasted this long and that it was really coming to an end.
So, each block in P G 2, q) will be identified by two elements of V3 q).
Using working adults as sample, Kropp et al. (2008) concluded that international entrepreneurial business venture (IEBV) start-up decisions were influenced by two elements of EO, namely proactiveness and risk-taking.
Shoppers' hedonic experience is hypothesized to be influenced by three elements of store atmosphere, namely store design, ambient and social factors.
Specifically, we consider how the ability of these businesses to achieve scale and become self-sustaining has been influenced by six elements of their respective business models: design, customers targeted, financing, marketing, channel strategy, and organizational characteristics.
During my visit, I was impressed by three elements of the university's culture and approach that students, faculty, and administrators believe have been critical to UCF's success.
For example, with every step the Achilles tendon receives tensile loads generated by three elements of the gastrocnemius soleus complex and thus, the cells that make up the tendon experience tensile and shearing forces.
The findings indicate that hummingbird diversification is driven primarily by two elements: by their exploitation of new niches created by the Andean uplift and expansion into new geographic regions, and by their unique relationship to flowering plants.
(F_2) is computed by the following procedure: Let X / Y denote a 2-pattern formed by two elements X and Y of (F_1).
We check if T ^ can be extended by attaching two elements of L ^, or one element from L ^ and an auxiliary node, to one of the leaves in T ^ (we assign the auxiliary node's weight accordingly).
Vertical axes are the six independent elements of the covariance matrices, specifically the first column followed by the last two elements of the second column followed by the lower-right corner element.
