Sentence examples for these two sorts of from inspiring English sources

A method is proposed for contrasting these two sorts of mobility based on classical mobility tables.

Mathematical analogies between entropy production expressions in these two sorts of operations are helpful to formulate optimization criteria in both cases.

My aim is to pose a problem arising from the interaction between these two sorts of uncertainty, solve the problem, and draw two lessons from the solution.

In fact, it is remarkable to see the many similarities between these two sorts of extremism in their disdain for diversity and their indiscriminate violence against civilians.

One of the most basic issues we'll be trying to understand is what the difference is between these two sorts of explanations of phenomena in which different utterances of the same sentence intuitively communicate different pieces of information.

So what I want to do is introduce you now, from the inside, from the work of Kant, on the one hand, and then more generally, and then through the work of Rawls on the other, to these two sorts of justifications.

Three books in my field I'd recommend: Because my upcoming book is half-memoir about my family's struggles after my dad's crash and half-reportage following his old squadron as they deployed for missions over Afghanistan, I tried to keep perspective and humor among all the dross, and these three sort-of memoirs helped: "Things the Grandchildren Should Know," by Mark Oliver Everett.

Of these three sorts of businesses, industrial manufacturers collectively have the highest P/E ratio relative to their peers, perhaps suggesting that they are closest to getting the balance right for them.

The slip range of these three sorts of repair materials is indicated by the test results of this study as follows, 900 1500 μm for SBR, 3000 9000 μm for PC and 6000 15,000 μm for CPC, and the interface stiffness of each material is 110.44 N/mm3, 45.65 N/mm3 and 10.58 N/mm3 respectively.

Kymlicka argues that these three sorts of group rights can, in principle, be justified for those populations that he designates as "national minorities," such as native Americans in the United States and the Québécois and Aboriginals in Canada.

Discussion of these three sorts of positions constitutes the subject matter of Section 2. Although environmental issues have been addressed by philosophers since Ancient Greece, Western environmental philosophies did not take shape until the early 1970s (e.g., Arne Naess 1973; John Passmore 1973).