Sentence examples for context of the two from inspiring English sources
Though the social and political context of the two films is quite different, you can detect surprising resonances between them.
But with the critical success of "White" (1994) and "Red" (1994), that assessment softened somewhat, and "Blue" makes strides in comprehensibility and meaning when viewed and explored on DVD in the context of the two other movies in "Three Colors".
An analytical man who chooses his words carefully, he viewed last season in the context of the two winless seasons that preceded it, doing his best to play down the achievement.
The image below, tweeted by @namin3485, demonstrates that even though the right-hand side of each image is the same, in the context of the two different left halves, the right is interpreted as being either white and gold, or blue and black.
For those still struggling, the men's magazine GQ has helpfully framed the choice in the context of the two mummies: the one who makes you do your homework (May), and the one who'll let you have ice-cream for breakfast (Leadsom).
The thermodynamic basis for the adsorbed-solution theory is examined within the context of the two definitions of Gibbs energy for nonideal adsorbed solutions.
In the context of the two-parameter model, interpreting the two risk estimates separately without understanding that they must be interpreted as a composite can lead to exaggerated claims about the strength of association of the individual components [ 4].
Heidenreich [8] and Heidenreich et al. [9] considered parameter identifiability in the context of the two-mutation cancer model [10] and demonstrated that of the five biological parameters in the model, on the basis of the cancer hazard function only three could be identified.
Heidenreich et al. (Risk Anal 1997 17 391 399) considered parameter identifiability in the context of the two-mutation cancer model and demonstrated that combinations of all but two of the model parameters are identifiable.
The governing equations are taken in the context of the two-temperature generalized thermoelasticity theory [Youssef, H., 2005a.
