Sentence examples for two elements from from inspiring English sources
Silicon carbide is a compound semiconductor, the only one composed of two elements from column IV of the periodic table.
Midler reveres Lucille Ball, and she has appropriated two elements from "I Love Lucy": TV Bette is prone to mishaps, which result in elaborate displays of physical comedy.
They also can be formed by elements from two columns, such as aluminum gallium arsenide (AlxGa1 − xAs), which is a ternary III-V compound, where both Al and Ga are from column III and the subscript x is related to the composition of the two elements from 100 percent Al (x = 1) to 100 percent Ga (x = 0).
The classic Sm-Nd isotope analysis requires a separation of two elements from the sample matrix by refined chemical procedures.
The 12 informative dyads consist of two elements from one of the four triad identities (APC, TPD, TAL, LCD), which we analyze in detail in further sections.
Let x and y be two elements from C so that the m th coordinate of x is 1 - 1 m + 1 the m th coordinate of y is 0.5 and the rest coordinates of x and y are zero.
"We'll have three or four elements, from the living room and fireplace to the reading room," Mr. Earl said.
All three elements from that day at Sundance -- the dress, the furniture, the gay guide to Berlin -- survive in the play's current production.
Three works thus entitled a waltz by Johann Strauss I, a Hindemith ballet (for Balanchine), and a Nielsen symphony (No. 2)—are on the program, along with Frank Martin's "Four Elements," from 1964.
Three works thus entitled — a waltz by Johann Strauss I, a Hindemith ballet (for Balanchine), and a Nielsen symphony (No. 2) — are on the program, along with Frank Martin's "Four Elements," from 1964.
British society is permeated by its signature technology, an inventive living infrastructure of a thousand elements, from lizards that can mimic and record voices to tigerlike beasts of burden to the leviathan of the title, a living dirigible grown on the genetic chassis of a whale.
