Sentence examples for into two orders from inspiring English sources
They are divided into two orders, Osteoglossiformes and Hiodontiformes.
Synapsids (mammal-like reptiles) are divided into two orders: pelycosaurs and therapsids.
The pantomime tends to fall into two orders: in one, the relationship was discreetly consummated; in the other, the pathos of yearning and missing feels overwhelming.
The accepted division of American life into two orders — an official one of rectitude, a seedy lower order of crime — collapses under scrutiny, like the alibi in a classic film noir.
With the optimized grating parameters for the special duty cycle of 0.65, the novel grating can diffract both TE and TM polarizations into two orders with the 50/50 splitting ratio, where the polarization-independent property is exhibited.
Take, for example, the first sentence in Chapter 1 of Hooper's Of Moths and Men (Hooper 2002): "To begin at the beginning, the Lepidoptera are divided into two orders: butterflies (Rhopalocera) and moths (Heterocera)." Those who have no experience of entomological classification may not realize that this first sentence is simply wrong.
There are different ways of matricizing the tensor according to the partitioning of the set {1,…,N} into two ordered subsets S 1 and S 2, constituted of p and N-p indices, respectively.
The Paracanthopterygii are divided into five orders.
The overall section can be also subdivided into three orders of fining-upward cycles.
The Mishna is divided into six orders (sedarim), each order into tractates (massekhtot), and each tractate into chapters (peraqim).
