Sentence examples for falling somewhere in between from inspiring English sources
Today, she thinks of the art of 3D printing as falling somewhere in between the world of graphic design and metal working, another artistic medium she's practiced in the past, noting the "hands on" nature of the latter tends to be a bit more satisfying of the two.
Recently, I worked with Caltech student Lindsey Whitesides to analyze an exciting object falling somewhere in between a superluminous supernova and a typical gamma-ray burst supernova, iPTF16asu.
Broadly speaking, there seem to be two possible extremes in moose tracks, with most moose falling somewhere in between, but with pure examples occurring now and then too.
The restless nature of Surrealist drawing — from hyper-realism to free-form automatism, with the collaborative exquisite corpse technique falling somewhere in between — is well established.
And Tumblr has become their platform for those universal, familiar urges at self-expression falling somewhere in between the diary, the slam book and the cork board.
Table 4 shows simplified algorithms including only diaper dermatitis, oral thrush, and weight < 3rd and 50th centiles, giving sensitivities ranging from 61 to as high as 85%, with that for 15th centile falling somewhere in between (data not shown).
The result of this, Berry et al. (1987) theorise, is that the acculturation process will be the easiest for ethnic groups and most difficult for refugees, with immigrants, sojourners and native peoples falling somewhere in-between.
In terms of the type of navigation aid across both sections of the study, success and failure in navigation tends to be attributed to skill when a map is used and the navigation aid itself when satellite navigation is used, with routing engines falling somewhere in-between.
