Sentence examples for essentially into two from inspiring English sources
The Cretaceous Period began with Earth's land assembled essentially into two continents, Laurasia in the north and Gondwana in the south.
However, it is well known, see [11], that (a, q -plane is divided essentially into two stable and unstable domains separated by the characteristic curves of Mathieu functions.
The cutoff value of 140 was the median value of the complete data set, dividing the tumour biopsies essentially into two equal numbered groups.
It was possible to imagine the band separating, essentially, into three trios, with the frontline players leading the way.
They serve such an enormous market that they have to have a product for an incredibly diverse clientele, which nonetheless divides essentially into three user classes: home, business, and big business.
The genes fall essentially into four categories (Fig. 4A): steadily upregulated (cluster A and C), steadily downregulated (cluster B and E), upregulated only at the lowest μ setpoint (cluster D), and genes with a more complex regulation pattern with a maximum at intermediate μ around 0.05 h–1 (cluster F).
"People essentially fell into two camps: agnostic and dead set against".
Many varieties exist, but they essentially fall into two camps: the floury, most suitable for baking and mashing, and the waxy, best for roasting.
Neil Simon's prodigious output essentially divides into two categories: the first containing successive, sentimental rewrites of his Brighton Beach upbringing; the second featuring successive, sentimental rewrites of his 1965 hit, The Odd Couple.
They essentially jell into two separate stories: the curse upon the house of the mother-lovin' Oedipus and his descendants, and the Trojan War's psychological, moral and physical destruction of Greece's finest soldiers and their families.
