Sentence examples for consisting of two simple from inspiring English sources
Typically, graphene is considered as crystals consisting of two simple nested sublattices.
Typically, graphene is considered as flat carbon monatomic crystals consisting of two simple nested sublattices [1 5].
The mechanisms, which were studied in present research, are two degrees of freedom compound planetary gear trains consisting of two simple planetary gear trains.
C5 represents a composite connector consisting of two simple connectors: C5.1 and C5.2, which are responsible for performing steps one and two of the aforementioned transformation process, respectively.
Starting from a genetically identical cell population of BSKY, we conducted experimental rounds consisting of two simple selections: size selection via FACS and growth selection in culture.
As an example, consider the following original Vietnamese paragraph consisting of four simple sentences: "Lan vui vẻ.
Imagine two individuals (A and B) answered a questionnaire about evolutionary theory consisting of five simple and five difficult dichotomous items.
The stimuli represented for the formulae either 1,2,3-binary-trees, i.e. trees with one node at the top, two at the second level and three at the third level, or a list consisting of five simple 1-trees, i.e., a "hedge" (cf. Fig. 1).
GE09/11 both deal with nine event types involving proteins, consisting of five simple event types (e.g. Gene Expression and Phosphorylation), one Binding type (Binding) and three Regulation types (Positive/Negative Regulation and Regulation).
C3 represents a composite connector consisting of three simple connectors: C3.1, C3.2 and C3.3, which are responsible for performing steps one to three of the aforementioned transformation process, respectively.
EPI defines 15 event types relating to Protein, consisting of seven simple event types (e.g. Acetylation, Phosphorylation and Methylation), their inverse event types (e.g. Deacetylation is the inverse of Acetylation) and one Regulation event type (Catalysis, a subtype of Positive Regulation).
