Sentence examples for two assemblages from inspiring English sources

The two assemblages did not come within hailing distance.

The museum also received two assemblages by Betye Saar, from Ronald S. Lauder, MoMA's honorary chairman, and his wife, Jo Carole.

Michael Mazur's "Cascade Variant" (2004), which features flowers that look as if they are battling the onslaught of acid rain, and Jonah Meyer's two assemblages "Early American" (2004) and "Sunday" (2004) are exceptionally appealing visually.

This organization was based on characteristics—such as the presence or absence of a true nucleus, the simplicity or complexity of the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecules constituting the chromosomes, and the presence or absence of intracellular membranes (and of specialized organelles apart from ribosomes) in the cytoplasm that revealed a long phylogenetic separation of the two assemblages.

There are two assemblages in the porcelanites.

Two assemblages are recognized on the basis of the stratigraphic distribution of species, mainly of the striate pollen grains.

Diatoms were analyzed to determine which of the two assemblage types was most appropriate for monitoring environmental conditions.

In the rear gallery Mr. Dahlem presents five assemblages inside vitrines, each representing a planet.

From dozens of memoirs Monson culls hundreds of sentences into three assemblages, effectively dissolving the sanctum sanctorum to which memoir so often consigns the self.

Interestingly, this sensitivity was not the same for the three assemblages tested.

Cluster analysis produced five assemblages, four of which could be readily linked to a specific habitat type.