Sentence examples for in two texts from inspiring English sources

This version of events is found in two texts commissioned by Ramesses: the so-called Official Record and the Poem of Pentaur (named after the scribe of Papyrus Sallier III).

For Fichte the very fact of philosophy's existence depends upon the free act of the I which initiates the reflective questioning of its own activity by the I. Schelling takes up the issues raised by Jacobi and Fichte in two texts of 1795: Of the I as Principle of Philosophy or on the Unconditional in Human Knowledge, and Philosophical Letters on Dogmatism and Criticism.

The decomposition results can be saved in two text files: (i) as an approximation signal for visual control, by means of Save Ai*Exp -Ki) button, or (ii) as a table of exponential parameters, by clicking Save Ai = f(Ki).

In addition, the up and down genes are provided in two text boxes below the lineage prediction display.

In addition to the 12 physical items, patients were invited to report 'other physical issues' in two text fields, in case these were not covered by the previous items.

Output is generated in two text files: One is a list of focal somatic variants presented the commonly-used Variant Call Format [ 16]; the other is a separate catalog of larger detected events.

See whether or not there is a cross reference in your Bible--which is usually setup in two text columns, and then the cross reference may be found in the middle of the page in a very narrow column.

What I've done here has been stupid and made a mistake in three texts.

The current rules stipulate only that a play by Shakespeare must be included in six texts to be studied, half of which must be British.

Since all dichotomously-scored items were embedded in six texts, the study examined DBF at the text level as apparently each text shared a common content theme.

The earliest and best form of the story is preserved in three texts: the Book of Leinster, in the paper leaves of H.3.18 in Trinity College, Dublin, and in the Harley 5280 manuscript in the British Library (formerly the British Museum).