Sentence examples for distinct couples from inspiring English sources

Charles Wuorinen's "New York Notes" was like an abstract ballet for three distinct couples, full of colorful moods (including oddly Oriental touches for the woodwinds).

(b) A given mean m can be ( m 1, m 2 ) -stabilizable and ( m 1 ′, m 2 ′ ) -stabilizable for two distinct couples ( m 1, m 2 ) and ( m 1 ′, m 2 ′ ).

The cross-sectional view of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) images of a portion of the 30-period QDCL shown in Figure 2a,b gives the direct and clear evidences of distinct coupled QDs layers in the active core.

These data appear to explain the difference between the two distinct coupled signaling pathways, insulin-AKT activation and glucose deprivation-ERK stimulation.

A qualitative sense of topographically distinct coupling patterns in the left hemisphere can be obtained by examining whole-brain co-activation maps, seeded in PMv, before and after repeated paired TMS during task performance and in the resting state.

It is interesting to note that similar T-LSPR measurements have been made on NP film samples, and in some cases a distinct, coupled NP film resonance was not observed.

The results we see in our NP film T-LSPR measurements are most similar to those observed by Okamoto and Yamaguchi in an early characterization of the plasmonic coupling between gold NPs of various sizes and 25 nm thick gold film, where they observed distinct, coupled NP film resonances in addition to native NP LSPRs with increasing T-LSPR illumination angle and p-polarized illumination.

In a 0.1 M NaNO3 electrolyte solution, the voltammetric response was characterized by a single redox couple, while in a 1.0 M NaNO3 electrolyte solution two distinct redox couples appeared.

And earlier that year they played two distinct married couples in Daniel Goldfarb's "Cradle and All" at Manhattan Theatre Club.

Electrostatic coupling of resonators does not require any distinct physical coupling elements.

We thus compared the heterozygosity and difference in allele size between the male and queen genotypes of three distinct types of couples: sexual couples of the native range, clonal couples of the native range and clonal couples of the introduced range.