Sentence examples for two major situations from inspiring English sources

Examples of the contribution of microbial life to geomorphology over long, medium and short timescales suggest that microorganisms play key geomorphological roles in two major situations; on the cusp between stable states, and in extreme environments where higher plant and animal life is limited and many abiotic processes are also constrained.

As shown in Fig. 2, user activities and lifestyle patterns are defined into four major situations for the ITA to preemptively become aware of the indoor situation.

Two major classes of situations that require the use of a multicriteria approach are identified.

Bone collagen and proteins encrusted in carbonate shell are the two major examples of situations in which this preservation occurs.

This year's theme is Protecting Refugees: Rebuilding Lives in Safety and Dignity and the celebration will focus on four major refugee situations in the world: Iraq, Afghanistan, Darfur and Myanmar.

The majority of cases requiring adjunct services fell into two major categories: (1) crisis/emergent situations and (2) imminent risk of attrition.

The causes of unrest across Egypt and Tunisia, and the growing trouble in the Arab world, are complex, though observers attribute the situation to two major dynamics – youth unemployment and lack of political voice.

For example, the current situation in two major marketplaces where salmonid fishes are of economic importance the European Union and the United States are described in this chapter.

The concerns are focused on two major limitations in the present situation, namely that neglected disease R&D is heavily reliant on a few donors (the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in particular), and that the priorities for health R&D are determined by these funders, rather than through a well-coordinated, global R&D framework [ 20].

The proposed situation risk awareness approach includes two major elements: an evidence preparation component and a situation assessment component.

Ibn Ra'iq himself was defeated and forced to leave Basra to the Baridis, but Bajkam saved the situation by scoring two major victories, despite being outnumbered, that allowed him to take possession of Khuzistan.