Sentence examples for two forms which from inspiring English sources

Consequently, The Whispering Swarm is a lively combination of the two forms which slightly distorts both.

Helicopter money comes in two forms, which could (and should) be dropped together.

But in most new-world monkeys there is only one opsin gene on the X chromosome.Confusingly, this gene can exist in two forms, which produce opsins sensitive to different wavelengths.

The problem arises in two forms, which, to borrow James Hill's terminology (Hill 2004), may be called the limited and the foundational problems.

Wisdom is then knowledge of these two forms, which are studied by the four sciences, which will later be known as the quadrivium: arithmetic, music, geometry and astronomy.

This new view, however, comes in two forms, which emerge when we ask what it is about those outcomes that gives us a duty to ensure them.

Cadmium was essential for crystallization of all three forms, which indeed all contain a Cd2+ ion in a crystal packing interface, though surprisingly in different positions.

Overall, the connectivity tables in Figure 2 indicate that Spn has a general preference for the formation of D1∙∙∙A1 interactions (four forms) which in all cases but one (Spn-V) result in a centrosymmetric dimer unit.

Today American higher education exists in three forms, which might be described as brick (campus-based), click (virtual), and blended (permutations thereof).

He proposed that Western Australia had been colonised on two separate occasions, once by a common ancestor of all three forms (which became the long-billed black cockatoo), and later by what has become the short-billed black cockatoo.

However, these three forms which are fully cross-compatible, effectively constitute a single species, G. max.