Sentence examples for that two wave from inspiring English sources

For other special parameter values, the neutral stability curve may have two minima, so that two wave numbers lose stability at the same Zeldovich number.

"But, eventually, there was that one wave that led to me nearly drowning, and had it not been for all the safety measures that were taken, I wouldn't be here today".

Linguistic evidence suggests that two waves of immigrants came into Yorubaland between 700 and 1000, the second settling at Oyo in the open country north of the Guinea forest.

It should be noted that two waves of apoptosis occur during involution in the mammary gland.

Additionally, our analyses reveal that two waves of γH2AX formation during meiosis are distinctly regulated in terms of two adjacent phosphorylation sites (Ser139 and Tyr142) of H2AX.

It has been reported that two waves of STAT3 activation were observed after PH, the first in endothelia and the second in hepatocytes, and STAT3 activation was positively correlated with p21 protein expression [ 25].

One possible explanation could be that two waves of infection occurred in the MDCK cells due to the comparatively low MOI for the virus from NIBSC (3 versus 20 for RKI).

Mickelson said he did not find it fair that one wave ended up at such a decided disadvantage because of conditions that, unlike capricious weather, could be controlled by the R&A, which runs the tournament.

It is observed that at zero wave number limits, each figure (Figures 1, 23) displays three wave speeds corresponding to one quasi-longitudinal and two quasi-transverses.

It is found that at zero wave number limits, each figure displays three wave speeds corresponding to one quasi-longitudinal and two quasi-transverses.

Recently, Zhu et al. performed single-cell PBAT DNA methylome sequencing of human preimplantation embryos and revealed that three waves of global demethylation occurred in preimplantation embryos19.