Sentence examples for medium in two from inspiring English sources

Besides his magazine covers, Roberts has used his paper-cutout medium in two children's books, "The Jungle ABC" (1998, Callaway/Hyperion) and "Mumbo Jumbo" (2000, Callaway), a Halloween alphabet book, for which he also wrote the text.

We consider the numerical solution of the scattering of time-harmonic plane waves from an infinite periodic array of reflection or transmission obstacles in a homogeneous background medium, in two dimensions.

In this study, we engineered a high-expression-secretion vector, pEXPYR that directs proteins towards the extracellular medium in two Aspergillii host strains, examine the effect of maltose-induced over-expression and protein secretion as well as time and pH-dependent protein stability in the medium.

The aims of this work were to select a culture medium that maximized the production of biomass and polysaccharides produced by Pleurotus ostreatus DSM 1833 and to evaluate the selected medium in two values of initial oxygen transfer rate – KLa (10.2 and 19.3 h−19.3

Sites without automatic connections to television are using the medium in two ways, for both advertising and content expansion.

The sorption procedure was affected by the pH of the medium in two ways metal solubility and total charge of the functional groups of the biosorbent.

pH and minor elements scored low or medium in five of the six areas.

The quality was high in only one study [20], medium in three studies [28, 29, 31], and low in the remaining two studies [23, 30].

Air samples were collected in two sequential repetitions on each specific growth medium in three locations of each museum and library (indoors, showcase, outdoor) using a single sampler.

Five low molecular weight organic solvents, namely methanol, ethanol, acetone, iso-propanol and iso-amyl alcohol were added to the medium in four concentrations (0.50, 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00%), separately, after 12 h of incubation.

Samarium-doped calcium fluoride crystals were used as an active medium in one of the first solid-state lasers designed and constructed by Peter Sorokin (co-inventor of the dye laser) and Mirek Stevenson at IBM research labs in early 1961.