Sentence examples for two basic constituents from inspiring English sources
The system presented in this report is able to detect the two basic constituents of a cry, which are the audible expiratory and inspiratory parts, using a two-stage recognition architecture.
Scaffolding is just one of the basic constituents of the complex signaling code.
Nahuatl allows all possible orderings of the three basic sentence constituents.
Goodman (1956) defends the Principle of Nominalism, which states that whenever two entities have the same basic constituents, they are identical.
The Standard Model describes, in a single mathematical framework, the basic constituents of nature and three of the four known forces that govern their interactions: electromagnetism; the "strong" force, which holds the nucleus of the atom together; and the "weak" force, which causes radioactive decay.
The physical scientist thus has two very different roles to play: on the one hand, he has to reveal the most basic constituents and the laws that govern them; and, on the other, he must discover techniques for elucidating the peculiar features that arise from complexity of structure without having recourse each time to the fundamentals.
Before Aristotle, the Ionian philosophers had sought the basic constituents of bodies; but Aristotle observed that it was necessary to distinguish two types of principles.
Minerals as basic constituents of rocks and ore deposits are obviously an integral aspect of geology.
Moreover, the atom itself may be analyzed into its more basic constituents and their interactions.
They make two basic arguments.
