Sentence examples for principles of two from inspiring English sources

By no accident — and actually quite logically — this aesthetic persistently samples and recreates the principles of two previous regimes, both of them historical precedents to the present one: the czarist-imperial aesthetic and the wrongly understood aesthetic of Socialist Realism, complete with workers from some kind of standard-issue Train-Car Assembly Plant of the Urals.

The theoretical principles of two of the 10 formulae explicitly include the effects of river bed armoring.

Based on this, the assembly principles of two types are defined to synthesize all 2-DoF RPMs using obtained limbs.

The conceptual top-view diagrams illustrating the measurement principles of two types of experiments performed in the work are shown in Figs. 1(a) and 1(b).

The Galilei dual Scheimpflug analyzer (GDSA) (Ziemer Group, Port, Switzerland) is a noninvasive tool that combines the principles of two examination techniques, Placido rings and photography dual Scheimpflug camera, for the analysis of the anterior segment of the eye.

The religion's belief centres on Okhwangsangje, or "Great Lord of Okhwang (Heaven)." Poch'ŏngyo professes the four principles of one mind, coexistence, forgiveness, and conquest of disease.

Then, the principles of three mainly printing technologies were introduced in detail.

An arrangement that functions on the principles of four bar linkage with a sliding and rotating pair was devised.

Neither is a being in its own right, but both are principles of one and the same composite entity (Quodlibet XIV, q. 5, PB 5.404 05).

This paper elaborates the illustration and operating principles of twenty-seven state-of-the-art Maximum Power Point Tracking techniques that are prevalent in the photovoltaic systems.

By 1922 Chao had already established the main principles of GR.