Sentence examples for concept to two from inspiring English sources
She attributed the concept to two members of a forum committee called the Global Agenda Council on the Future of Media: Peggy Conlon, president and chief executive at the Advertising Council, and David Gallagher, chief executive for European operations and chairman of the London office of Ketchum.
UberMoto, which has since launched in India and Indonesia after Bangkok, takes the company's on-demand taxi concept to two wheels.
In this article, we shall extend this concept to two mappings and obtain the solution of common fixed point equations and hence coincidence point equations in the framework of vector lattices.
The proposed model extends the concept to two clusters for each APDP deduced from CEPD realizations, encompassing two slope decays for each intra-cluster (γ 1,y 2), two intra-cluster arrival time Poisson parameters (λ 1,λ 2), two interval delays (∆τI, i = {1,2}), and two constant multipath levels (Пi(∆τi), i = {1,2}) as illustrated in Figs. 13 and 14.
Finally, we apply the concept to two examples: lutein and related compounds, and the n-3 LCPUFAs EPA and DHA.
Here we extend the TCCD concept to two dimensions, using a method we call Dynamic Single-Molecule Colocalization, or DySCo, which relies on quantitative video analysis of the fluorescence from two distinct fluorophores diffusing at the cell surface and imaged using total-internal reflection fluorescence microscopy (Fig. 1 A).
We want Medicaid to move away from that concept to one that supports and financially rewards health plans and providers for supporting quality".
Estate agents often declined to present me to landlords, but you persevere until you earn acceptance.Though it is possible to acquire nationality here, Japanese still chiefly tie the concept to one of blood, not residence.
With these two causes of being a species, we can now narrow down the number of concepts to two: ecospecies or biospecies.
For Cohen, pure thinking generates the pure principles of knowledge through judgment – the epistemic structure that, he thinks (following Kant), relates different concepts to one another.
Sastry et al. [5] extended these concepts to two and three mappings and employed them to prove common fixed point results for commuting mappings.
