Sentence examples for three basic varieties from inspiring English sources

The messages come in three basic varieties.

There are three basic varieties of lubrication: fluid-film, boundary, and solid.

In recent years these have come in three basic varieties: romance, bromance and BFFs.

Patents cover three basic varieties of invention.

Lime comes in three basic varieties — limestone, burned/quick lime, or hydrated lime — and how much to include will depend on the type of soil you have, as well as the variety of lime you choose to use.

Strings come in three basic varieties: gut, which is expensive and difficult to take care of, but which offers a complex range of sound; steel, which is loud and bright but can sound scratchy, and synthetic, which is smooth, clear, and not as unpredictable as gut.

Clamshell snappers come in two basic varieties.

FOR a long time, travel trailers came in two basic varieties: the big white shoebox or the Chiclet-shape pop-up; Airstream's iconic aluminum bubble was a notable exception.

It is a traditional assumption among realists about mental representations that representational states come in two basic varieties (cf. Boghossian 1995).

The eukaryotic RNAi systems come in two basic varieties: i) siRNAs that are produced from dsRNAs of viruses and transposons and protect the host from the respective agents via perfect base-pairing with the respective target mRNAs, and ii) miRNA that regulate translation of endogenous genes via either perfect (plants) or imperfect (animals) base-pairing [ 6].

French marigolds come in two basic varieties: "large-flowered" and "dwarf".