Sentence examples for defining the two from inspiring English sources

This is as close as Ge-luk-bas will come to defining the two truths as perspectives".

The cut-off values used for defining the two patient groups in the second part of the study were chosen to distinguish clearly between the two groups in order to allow for an optimal comparison of the effects of B-glucose.

A generic formulation is developed in terms of the geometric curves defining the two notches which includes assessing the capacity of rotation, precision of rotation, sensitivity to parasitic effects, stress values, motion efficiency and shearing effects by means of compliance factors.

On Friday, Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul quickly criticized the Post for not adequately defining the two trends.

Writing in 2007, Cernat also noted a similarity between Vinea's 1930 collection of novellas, Paradisul suspinelor ("The Paradise of Sighs"), and Caragiale's Craii..., defining the two books as "poetic, mannerist and fantastic", and stressing that they both portray decadent characters.

With that in mind, it's worth noting that Canada's security oversight regime has been pretty static for the past two decades, with the CSIS oversight body (the Security Intelligence Review Committee) and the CSEC Commissioner both complaining the inherent secrecy and obfuscation defining the two spy bodies is making it hard for them to actually play the role of watchdog.

"Defining the three pillars of girlhood, it is 'To groom, care for and collect.' There you have it".

A datum is a plane defining the zero from which all dimensions are measured.

The expression levels defining the three groups for the TWIST gene were 0.56 (33%) and 1.7 (66%).

Table 1 summarizes the criteria used in defining the four prototypical outcome trajectories in this study.

Table 1 shows ICD-9 and 10 coding algorithms for defining the nine comorbidities.