Sentence examples for kinds 1 from inspiring English sources

Here they have effects of two kinds: (1) if signals from the four regions report increased fuel contents, the feeding motivation is lowered (satiety is raised), and (2) if taste, and perhaps other (e.g., visual), receptors are stimulated by palatable food the feeding motivation is increased.

Until modern times, handcuffs were of two kinds: (1) the figure 8, which confined the hands close together either in front of or behind the body, and (2) rings that fitted around the wrists and were connected by a short chain, these being somewhat like those used by modern police forces.

The q-Bessel functions of kinds 1, 2 and 3 are defined by [6] (6).

The desired load demands considered in this study are categorized into two kinds: (1) pressure distribution within the fluid film and (2) resultant forces plus centers of load.

The paradoxes can grossly be divided into three kinds: (1) Bootstrap paradoxes involve a causal or information loop; (2) Consistency paradoxes involve generating a possible inconsistency; and (3 Newcomb's paradox seems to foreclose free will.

Underactuated hands developed are mainly divided into two kinds: (1) multi-fingered underactuated hands, such as the underactuated prosthetic hand [9], the FRH-4 Hand [10], the tendon-mechanism hand [11], the GR2 Gripper [12], and the SDM Hand [13].

The Mohists call this the "difficulty of extending kinds" (B2).

McDonald (1984) introduced the generalized beta distributions of the first and second kinds (GB1 and GB2).

Among the cancer survivors, 366 survivors received two kinds, 132 survivors received three kinds and 5 survivors received four kinds of social security benefits (data not shown).

As shown in the matrix presented in Table 2, kinds 8 of SFM were prepared.

Samples of refined vegetable oils (4 kinds and 12 brands) and pressed and non-refined vegetable oils (3 kinds and 9 brands) were analyzed.