Sentence examples for compounding of two from inspiring English sources

I show that phrasal compounds can be explained on a par with regular compounding of two simplex roots as a natural consequence of the Multiple Spell-Out model of the Minimalist Program.

Third, the modules appear to result from the compounding of two types of submodules (1 and 2, shown in Fig. 5).

The word nostalgia is a compound of two Greek words: nóstos (homecoming) and álgos (ache).

This is a compound of two words, not three, but in any case the dictionary wants "singalong".

Here you'll find the remarkable Kizhi Pogost, a compound of two huge and ancient multi-domed cathedrals built entirely of wood, with not a nail to hold them together.

Tensions escalated when churches were burned and the severed heads of wild boars, offensive to Muslims, were found in the compound of two mosques.

Imprimis's alternative is a compound of two different drugs - pyrimethamine and leucovorin - and as such is not quite identical to Daraprim.

Stoic physics allows for three different kinds of pneuma (lit. 'breath'), a breath-like material compound of two of the four Stoic elements, fire and air.

Dalton assumed that, if only one compound of two elements is known, it should be assumed that they combine in equal proportions.

The word "probiotic" is a compound of two Greek words: "pro," to signify promotion of and "biotic," which means life.

The etymological root of anekāntavāda lies in the compound of two Sanskrit words: anekānta ("manifoldness") and vāda ("school of thought").