Sentence examples for two could be found from inspiring English sources
On Friday night the two could be found at the Asterisk Art Project, a lovable performance space in the semi-industrial Brooklyn neighborhood that some real estate agents call East Williamsburg.
A possible connection between the two could be found in Naomi Roydeditorh, editof of the Saturday Westminster: both Huxley and Macaulay were close friends of hers, with Huxley staying with Royde-Smith in Knightsbridge for several months in 1923.
While the additional information provided by the added text-based notices is nice when comparing this design to the Todd Hamilton version, the font looks quite small and could be hard to read in practice, so perhaps some middle ground between the two could be found.
On a recent Saturday afternoon, the two could be found thumbing through a cluster of racks near the front of the store that many "fashion dignitaries," as they describe their customer base, regard as a kind of secret oracle.
From the 17 unidentified open reading frames in the mitochondrial genome of Euplotes minuta two could be found with significant sequence similarity to T. pyriformis and P. aurelia (Table 2).
By the 1880s, oriental-style hashish parlors were flourishing alongside opium dens, to the point that one could be found in every major city on the east coast.
Post-hoc analyses with Bonferroni corrections showed that significant or marginal significant N400 differences between Chinese and Arabic numerals one, two and three could be found at all three sites, Left: p = .07, p<.01, p = .10; Middle: p<.05, p<.05, p = .09; Right: p<.05, p<.05, p = .07; respectively.
In neurons, at a subcellular level, all three proteins were found to be mainly cytoplasmic with minor staining in the nucleus and nucleolus (33, 35), and within the cytoplasm, all three could be found in association with ribosomes by immuno-EM, again hinting at similar function (33).
For two genes (MeiW68 and CG7676) two copies could be found in D. sechellia and D. yakuba, respectively.
One in ten Londoners could be found in church on a given Sunday.
A specific analysis of self-organization strategies based on a manipulation of these two parameters could be found in a previous work [36].
