Sentence examples for half of two halves from inspiring English sources
For much of the second period, both teams seemed to have left their best work behind in that "half of two halves".
Two plus t will be two and a half of five halves, and two minus three halves will be one half, OK? So, this is where the line intersects the plane.
The Evening Standard said it was a tale of two halves: "The first half is limp, the second better yet hardly electrifying".
(By the way, it's a book of two halves: the first half is an enchanting depiction of the adventure of youth; the second half is full of tedious score-settling).
The experiment consisted of two halves, and each half had three phases: study of the list, a distractor task, and a recognition test.
The crystal structure comprises one half of α-actinin-2 dimer composed of two halves of the α-actinin-2 protomer ABD-SR1-SR2/SR3-SR4-CaM ABD-SR1-SR2/SR3-SR4-CaM ABD-SR1-SR2/SR3-SR4-CaM ABD-SR1-SR2/SR3-SR4-CaM ABD-SR1-SR2/SR3-SR4-CaMtallograperc two-fold asymmetric
This nomenclature is best explained by first thinking of the membrane as consisting of two halves - a P half which lies adjacent to the protoplasm (i.e., cytoplasm or nucleoplasm), and an E half which lies adjacent to the extracellular, exoplasmic or endoplasmic space (Fig. 2).
Derby head coach Steve McClaren: "It was a game of two halves and 0-0 at half-time was a great score for us.
"It was a bit of a game of two halves - the first game-and-a-half I played some of my best squash and was really in control.
He makes clothes consisting of two halves of differently colored garments stitched together--hence Demi Demi--which means half and half in French.
