Sentence examples for two pairs that from inspiring English sources

For example, channel 1 is the most common channel in CRAHN, and we have two pairs that have access to this channel.

Next, in the proposed scheme, the selected pair contains the highest energy content compared to the other two pairs, that is: select, where (4).

Among the two pairs that failed in our experiments, one very likely was poorly designed, with a spacer between the TALE binding sites that was too long (Psf2B).

There is no apparent spatial coupling among residues, except for the two pairs that are contiguous (161 and 162) or very close (91 and 94) in the primary structure.

To assess potential scoring differences based on the length of the video, 11 each investigator had two pairs that were shortened from 10 15 min to approximately 5 min, giving a total of 18 videos for each investigator to view.

From spectra matching this requirement, we chose two pairs that could be used to generate a 50 ms "flash" (stimuli 2 and 4) presented against backgrounds differing in melanopsin photon flux (stimuli 1 and 3).

"It's one of seven pairs that remain together, including those at the Met and Smithsonian," Mr. Anton said.

There was just one problem: of the nine seats in the compartment, ours were among the three pairs that faced backward.

Here are four pairs that, explicitly or implicitly, are important in the work of Claude Lévi-Strauss, who died a little over a week ago just shy of 101.

The three pairs that will represent District 24 (New York City and Long Island) in the North American Open Pairs Championship in Reno, Nev., next March will be Jared Lilienstein and Michael Polowan of New York; Alan Miller of New York and Alex Ornstein of Roslyn Heights, N.Y.; and Simon Erlich and Jeffrey Rothstein of New York.

Figure 9 shows the five pairs that are chosen as CHs most frequently.