Sentence examples for of two typologies from inspiring English sources
The two concepts can be linked together to design integral steel-concrete composite bridges with the benefits of two typologies.
The aim of this paper was the analysis of static and low-velocity impact response of two typologies of aluminium honeycomb sandwich structures with different cell size.
The results of a comparison of two typologies of sibling relationships in old age are reported.
Overall, the evidence cited by TTCs is shown, with few exceptions, to fit one of two typologies— either relevant/no quality indicators or parallel/quality indicators (table 6).
The study assessed the surface water quality of three typologies of the agro-ecosystems amphitheatre-like vagro-ecosystems amphitheatre-like), agro-ecosystems amphitheatre-likeing.
It is one of four typologies of action research [ 16].
We then used a previously reported and validated approach to assign patients to one of five typology models (table 1): 25 exclusively primary care, family physician-dominant co-management, specialist-dominant co-management, exclusively specialist care and low engagement.
This research will be conducted using case study approach as outlined by Yin (2003) and data collection will draw attention to two typologies of kindergartens; single dwelling kindergarten and shop lot kindergarten.
A detailed study has been made of the two typologies of windmills in Spain, specifically the rectangular-bladed type, represented by the windmill 'Sardinero', located near the town of Campo de Criptana (Ciudad Real province, Spain) and the type with triangular sails (lateens), represented by the windmill 'San Francisco', in the town of Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz province, Spain).
Mechanical and physical properties have been determined on three typologies of samples: (1) starting material; (2) starting material plus 5% of graphite powder; (3) starting material plus 10% of graphite powder.
In its proposals for guarantying access in Global South settings, UN Habitat focuses on three typologies of public transport systems: metro, light rail and bus rapid transit (BRT).
