Sentence examples for in the vicinity of two from inspiring English sources
The theremin is played by waving your hands in the vicinity of two metal rods, controlling pitch and volume, that are attached to a nondescript wooden cabinet.
The present work characterizes at different levels a number of bacterial strains isolated from porewaters sampled in the vicinity of two French uranium tailing repositories.
He noted that the same had been true in the vicinity of two other big public housing projects before one was taken down about 10 years ago and another was partially demolished more recently.
These and other techniques will increase the capacity of Li-ion dramatically in the next five years, says Sadoway. "If we put everything together in an intelligent way, we should be looking at something in the vicinity of two times [present] Li-ion performance," he promises; that equates to 300Wh/kg in 2011.
Japanese officials on Saturday issued broad evacuation orders for people living in the vicinity of two separate nuclear power plants that had experienced breakdowns in their cooling systems as a result of the earthquake, and they warned that small amounts of radiation could leak from both plants.
The dates come from volcanic rocks found in the vicinity of two partial skulls that were discovered near the Omo River in southern Ethiopia in 1967.
The total to date is in the vicinity of two million volumes, and we anticipate continuing this process for years to come.
By the time of the First Dynasty in Egypt, the number was up to about fifteen million, and by the time of the birth of Christ it had climbed to somewhere in the vicinity of two hundred million.
All early human remains are scientifically valuable, but those dated in the vicinity of two million years old are especially prized, because they fall near a key point in the fossil record: the origin of Homo.
I would say the number is in the vicinity of five or six thousand.
On Tuesday, he said in an interview with HLN that it was "in the vicinity of three to six months".
