Sentence examples for example between two from inspiring English sources

At last, we take an example between two blocks to illustrate our method.

If runnable contexts' migration has to be performed quickly, for example between two consecutive runnable occurrences (jobs), the bandwidth needed to transfer the appropriate amount of data in that time may be unreasonably wide.

GTM communities were more similar between conspecific hosts than between different species and when conspecific hosts lived separately, significant clustering was still apparent in some (for example, between two baboons living on different continents; one in the wild, one in captivity), but not all cases.

Incentives may be delivered in private, for example between two individuals, or in public as in award ceremonies.

To determine interface areas, for example between two chains, the ASA of each individual chain is calculated, as well as the ASA of the complex.

There are, however, several instances of protein pairs that contact in the 50S subunit for which no covariance is observed; clearly not every interaction will be identified by the sum of the coupling strengths, for example between two proteins that are held together primarily by the ribosomal RNA.

According to polls conducted in 1987 and 1989, for example, between twenty and twenty-five per cent of the public thinks that too little is being spent on welfare, and between sixty-three and sixty-five per cent feels that too little is being spent on assistance to the poor.

Estimates put the number of iPhones sold in China before the official launch today (through imports from Hong Kong and Taiwan, for example) between two and five million units so far.

The number n can theoretically be just one (i.e., we would require just two high intensity peaks that are spaced by the mass difference corresponding to the mass of one of the amino acids); yet, larger values of n (for example, between two and six residues) represent stricter requirements to the sequence ladder.

3) The number of unique components (gene sets) is surprisingly small, for example, between thirty and forty in the NKI295 data.

It is not certain whether the difference in ranking between one and two is the same as that, for example, between three and four on a ordinal ranking scale.