Sentence examples similar to three-part distinction from inspiring English sources

Three-part harmony abounds.

Part three of a three-part series.

Bach: Two-Part & Three-Part Inventions.

Bach: Two-Part and Three-Part Inventions.

David Marr's (e.g., 1983) well known three part distinction is often invoked to distinguish the levels at which researchers focus their attention in the cognitive and neurosciences.

In contrast, younger children's conceptual representations seem to be anchored on a simpler, two-part structure: 4- to 6-year-old children appear to draw strong connections (rather than distinctions) between physiological and social-emotional abilities (BOD Yand HEART), while clearly distinguishing such feelings from the perceptual-cognitive abilities of the MIND.

A six-part series.

Two-part sequence.

Part one of a six-part series.

AUDIENCE: Two-part question, [INAUDIBLE].

Second of two-part sequence.