The phrase "in two different manners" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe how two different things are done. For example: "The task must be completed in two different manners: one using a pencil and one using a laptop."
BAN wise synchronization can be scheduled in two different manners.
Transmissions are scheduled according to Log and Exp rules in two different manners.
This countermeasure is approached in two different manners in the literature, namely Trusted Virtual Domains and sandboxes.
A short list of earthquake response parameters is selected, and the records are treated in two different manners.
Then, we noise the image in two different manners to have two observed images that can be lately fused using the proposed MN-HMC.
"In vitro" tests were carried out on a simulated body fluid solution in two different manners: one group was soaked in the SBF, while the other group was soaked together with the bioactive glass-ceramic.
Fox sequencing reads that passed quality filtering were assembled de novo in three different manners: i) all reads together; ii) reads from the tame sample alone; iii) reads from the aggressive sample alone (see Table 1).
These criteria can be used to verify (the implementation of) the model based on inspection of stationary points or equilibria in the following two different manners.
We reveal that there are two different manners in which evolutionary branching occurs: in deterministic branching, branching may occur quickly after the population reaches the singular point, while in stochastic branching, the population stays at a singularity for a period before branching out suddenly.
The analysis has revealed that there are two different manners in which evolutionary branching occurs: deterministic branching and stochastic branching.
"The same word applied in different contexts and in two different moments is seen in very different manners".
