Sentence examples for forked into two from inspiring English sources
The phrase "forked into two" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where something divides or splits into two distinct parts or paths. Example: "The river forked into two separate streams, each leading to a different destination."
It's like the global economy has forked into two tracks: tech, which boomed right through the Great Recession, and just keeps booming on, and nobody can hire enough engineers…and everyone else.
Figure 6a shows that for the total interval (07.1963 to 08.2006), the correlation between the two variables forked into two distinct point groups assuming different relationships between foF2(12) 132 and F10.7(12) 132 for different phases of the ca. 32-year cycle, a coefficient of determination (R2) of 0.81 was obtained.
Cu forked into two branches at wing base; CuA pectinately forked terminally and CuP dichotomously forked at midvein.
Cu forked into two branches at wing base; CuA parallel with MP and pectinately forked at end; CuP dichotomously forked at vein midsection.
Most pseudopodetia are either unbranched or forked into two branches, with the stalks curved so as to appear as if combed; less frequently, they are erect like pins, and up to 1 cm tall.
Venation of fern leaves is usually open dichotomous (forking into two equal parts).
And, as with most such things, we have a creation myth – which starts with Alan Turing and his idea of "a single machine that can be used to compute any computable sequence" and then forks into two versions.
Obviously the respiratory and digestive tracts are quite separate, but they share a common beginning in the mouth and the back of the throat before forking into two separate "tubes" — the cartilage-encased trachea in the front of the neck and the slender, muscular esophagus that goes to the stomach (see illustration).
The WSJ's holding company NewsCorp is set to fork into two different companies by next June, splitting into a more profitable, less tainted entertainment division and a media company slated to be run by Dow Jones EIC Robert Thomson.
The anterior branch may break up into a number of secondary branches, but commonly it forks into two distal branches.
A concave vein will fork into two concave veins (with the interpolated vein being convex) and the regular alteration of the veins is preserved.
