Sentence examples for two part structure from inspiring English sources

Both films have two part structure - one half dream, one reality.

The two part structure of the model is reflected in the results, as we present coefficients for the zero (inflate) equation (denoted "logistic part" in the table) as well as those for the Poisson equation (denoted "Poisson part").

This fine grained analysis is made possible by the two part structure of our model, as either a simple Poisson or a negative Binomial model both estimate a negative impact of the grade on the expected count, and a large positive impact of being in the low track, both results due to the comparatively large magnitude of the negative selection into dual VET.

The three part structure, the thematic interconnections and the music's developmental motor all ensure thatLaMeris much more than mere scene painting.

SP signal peptides have three part structure usually with polar and positively charged n-part, hydrophobic h-part and c-part, which often contains prolines and glycines to interfere with α-helix formation (Martoglio and Dobberstein 1998).

The study intervention will be a four part structured interview consisting of a) overview of current medications and options for type 2 diabetes; b) a MCDA using the AHP; c) a cognitive interview; d) evaluation of the AHP-based priority assessment procedure.

In addition, the two part modeling structure implies that variables changing signs across equations are not a worrying sign.

In numerical implementation, the vehicle and track coupling system is divided into two parts; lower structure and upper structure.

Liposomes consist of two parts in structure: one is the hydrophobic lipid bilayer and the other is the hydrophilic inner aqueous chamber.

The resulting nanofiber mats showed two parts of structures: randomly oriented nanofibers in diameter of 299 624 nm and dense nanonets in diameter of 25 ± 5 nm.

Data collection techniques and the variables ascertained were almost identical between Study 1 and Study 2. Interviews were divided into two parts: a structured section requested information on socio-demographic and lifestyle characteristics, and a semi-structured section elicited a detailed description of each job held by the subject in his working lifetime.