Sentence examples for two main species from inspiring English sources
Now, though, the signs of economic disarray are everywhere as the bean grown in Colombia, arabica, one of two main species in the world (the other, less expensive bean, is robusta), has slumped.
Devotees come in two main species: percussionists, for whom "Ionisation" is a sacrament; and fans of the iconoclastic rock guitarist and composer Frank Zappa, who was transformed by a youthful encounter with a Varèse LP (which included "Ionisation") into a zealous torchbearer for his maverick predecessor.
Two main species assemblages were observed, according to habitat quality (woody versus grassy habitats).
In this entry we examine the two main species of the problem of evil that Leibniz addresses.
A convenient label that captures both broadly pragmatist and broadly Kantian theories is Practical Non-Evidentialism, where the pragmatic and the moral are the two main species of "practical" value (for more on moral reasons for belief and whether they count as evidence see Pace 2010).
This study used the LANDIS model to evaluate the effects of fire suppression and reforestation on fire dynamics, species abundance, and age structure of two main species (larch (Larix gmelinii) and white birch (Betula platyphylla)) in Tuqiang Forest Bureau on the northern slopes of Great Hing'an Mountains after a catastrophic fire in 1987.
There are four main species: European, American, Chinese, & Japanese.
There are four main species: European, American, Chinese,… Talk story about St. Valentine's Day.
Three main species of Brucella bacteria are common causes of human brucellosis, and the bacillus of each of the species has its major reservoir in domestic animals.
And one main species of desire that I desire to see prevail in general, if not in every instance, is that which is based on true or at least rational belief.
Using normed PCA, we observed significant biological and geographical controls of the trace element composition in freshwater shells, with five main species exhibiting distinct features of TE concentration corresponding to four major geographical locations.
