Sentence examples for two emphases from inspiring English sources

The great conciliarists active at the Council of Constance attempted unsuccessfully to balance these two emphases, and even in the modern period, despite the growing prominence of ultramontane views and their eventual triumph at Vatican I, the collegial concern was never fully displaced.

As an alternative, we investigate a local remeshing algorithm, with two emphases: (a) the identification and remedy of flat, degenerate tetrahedra, and (b) the avoidance of node motion, and hence associated interpolation errors.

Inspired by the feature extraction procedure of the traditional MFCC calculation, two emphasis strategies are explored when generating modified acoustic features, the pre-filtering frequency warping and the post-filtering filter-bank outputs weighting are used for speaker verification.

Three different paths (margas) to religious self-realizationa are set forth (though some Hindus hold that there is only one path with three emphases).

The results show at least three emphases.

The paper concludes with three emphases for decision makers.

Let's take the protein sequencing analogy and apply it to these four emphases.

Next, advanced optical detection systems are introduced with respect to three emphases: 1) optimization for long-term, real-time, and in situ measurements; 2) performance improvements; and 3) multimodal analysis conjugations.

As Newton writes in the "Preface" to the Principia, "the principles set down here will shed some light on either this mode of philosophizing or some truer one" (emphasis added).

I would actually argue that schools put almost zero emphasis on morality and ethics.

"There is zero, emphasis on zero, justification for taxing e-cigarettes right now," said David Brunori of the group Tax Analysts, a nonprofit tax analysis group that provides insight to private firms and government agencies.