Sentence examples for two basic varieties from inspiring English sources

Clamshell snappers come in two basic varieties.

There are two basic varieties of life insurance.

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.

According to this model, the constituents of matter are particles of two basic varieties — quarks (which come in six varieties and, combined in threesomes, form protons and neutrons) and leptons (again, in six types, including the familiar electron, the muon, the tau and three types of neutrinos) (see Box 1).

Despite all the variation, the internal workings come in just two basic varieties: those that use a spring-suspended horizontal arm that moves up and down with the hips, and those that sense acceleration with a cantilevered mechanism that presses on a piezoelectric crystal that generates voltage when compressed.

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

The messages come in three basic varieties.

The four basic varieties of biomolecules are amino acids and proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and lipids.

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.