Sentence examples for gathered into two from inspiring English sources
It consists of a series of short tales gathered into two sections, "The Castle of Crossed Destinies" and "The Tavern of Crossed Destinies".
For purposes of convenience they are gathered into two categories: those operations which contribute to maintaining the museum as an organization (e.g., administration, management, funding, inter-museum cooperation) and those activities which are most commonly considered to be typical of museums (e.g., collection, preservation, cataloging, exhibition).
These requirements can be gathered into two groups: (i) fresh food related characteristics and (ii) packaging intrinsic characteristics.
As presented in the "Methods" section, all these pharmacophores were gathered into two groups: "SB agonist selective pharmacophores" and "SB antagonist selective pharmacophores", and redundant pharmacophores were removed.
All these pharmacophores were gathered into two groups according to their selectivity for agonist or antagonist ligands, "LB agonist selective pharmacophores" and "LB antagonist selective pharmacophores".
Cluster analysis showed that landscape character areas and types in Side were gathered into two main cluster groups and five sub clusters.
Instead, they are gathered into three sections: Heaven, Earth and Humanity, the three life-domains of the I Ching.
The different youth groups, which at one point numbered over 300, have now gathered into four major groups: The Supreme Co-ordination: a group that includes many of the Islah party's youth wing, along with many independent activists.
As Ittierre's clothes are produced, they are gathered into one central, computerized warehouse next to the headquarters building.
Sixteen populations of U. lamellosa were gathered into three distinct clusters based on morphological and molecular data, which consistent with the result of PCoA and STRUCTURE analysis.
Likewise, mathematical points, "even an infinity of points gathered into one, will not make extension," (to Des Bosses, 30 April 1709) and so cannot be understood as the constituents of extended bodies.
