Sentence examples for they described two from inspiring English sources
They described two vocalizations as unique to the male: 1) morning high-pitched, two-note whistle; and 2) gee-gee high-pitched call.
They described two decades of rampant corruption in which officials steered marketing and broadcast contracts in exchange for bribes — paid out through convoluted financial deals and briefcases full of cash.
They described two decades of corruption in which officials rigged World Cup bids and steered marketing and broadcast contracts in exchange for bribes — paid out through convoluted financial deals and briefcases full of cash.
He said they described two fingers being used to open the vagina while one finger was placed in the anus.
They described two control mechanisms, constant number of projects in process (CONPIP) and constant time of projects in process (CONTIP), namely, CONPIP mechanism restricts the number of projects, while CONTIP mechanism limits the total processing time by all the projects that are active in the system.
They described two, maybe three shooters, and possibly a getaway driver in a black SUV.
That was one of many conclusions four Cornell social scientists outlined April 12 in King-Shaw Hall as they described three years of research examining how having temporary protected status (TPS) shapes immigrants' experiences at work and school.
They described seven patients with migraine associated with BEUM, four "classic", one "common", one post-traumatic, and one not reported; however, BEUM was not considered as a possible aura, but as a concomitant symptom.
They described three different states for the system: a single fixed point, an oscillatory state that showed low frequency short periods of high activity, and a state that was bi-stable between two stable fixed points.
In 1994, researchers from Harvard and Stanford published a paper in which they described three mice: one was yellow and fat, one mottled and fat, and the last one was brown and lean.
They described five proteins as differentially accumulated between both stages.
