Sentence examples for form of the two from inspiring English sources
Makarova has had the stronger recent form of the two, but Kvitova has more success on the Grand Slam stage.
Because, in among the crap, there are moments where you realise there is actual talent at work here, principally in the form of the two psychos.
Therefore, thyroglobulin serves not only as the structure within which thyroxine and triiodothyronine are synthesized but also as the storage form of the two hormones.
In biophysics, the structural prediction of protein protein complexes starting from the unbound form of the two interacting monomers is a major difficulty.
The recent form of the two clubs suggests that record could be broken, but there's no doubt Mourinho would love to derail Arsenal's early title bid, even if United's already appears to have gone off-track.
But probably the biggest challenge for Mr. O'Brien starting this week, and thereafter, will be his head-to-head competition on cable, in the form of the two hottest performers in late night, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.
Another form of the two-party system is operative in Great Britain and in New Zealand.
The novelty of the instrument lies in its ability to analyze transient temperature data using a nonlinear form of the two-dimensional heat conduction equations.
Their customers' money — some of it — has gone back to the government, in the form of the two-per-cent increase in payroll taxes that took effect with the new budget deal on New Year's Day.
And yet, the fact remains that a sizable share of Britain's most exciting directors at the moment — Marianne Elliott, Josie Rourke, Vicky Featherstone — are women and that an intriguing name was added to the distaff ranks this summer in the form of the two-time Tony-nominated actress, Eve Best.
In 1937 Krebs demonstrated the existence of a cycle of chemical reactions that combines the end-product of sugar breakdown, later shown to be an "activated" form of the two-carbon acetic acid, with the four-carbon oxaloacetic acid to form citric acid.
