Sentence examples for two separate strands from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, Grybauskaitė said the Europeans hoped to hold two separate strands of consultations with the Americans.
There's too much talk and the complex plot is far from clear with two separate strands, one the search for a fleeing pregnant concubine, the other about competing gangs pursuing a treasure buried in a maze in a desert much given to violent sandstorms.
The struggle to reconcile these two separate strands of grief suffused the day as Americans sought to properly mark the anniversary of an event whose impact on their lives as individuals and as members of the nation now seems both deeper and more complicated than in the immediate aftermath.
They were separately complementary with two strands of target dsDNA in order to prevent the reannealing of the two separate strands from target dsDNA.
There are any number of ways neighboring guanines can interact to form secondary structure such as when a single strand folds onto itself (unimolecular), two separate strands interact (bimolecular), or where four different molecules join to form a quadrimolecular G-complex [38].
Thus four separate strands or plots interact with one another.
She took three separate strands from my head, which would be sent to Russia, where human hair matching the different shades of blonde would be purchased.
Looking upward, you see that the rope divides into three separate strands, which, in turn, each divide again into three thinner strands and so on.
The same goes for Sulley's turquoise fur — a famous test for the Pixar software engineers, who had to write new simulation programs to engender 2.3 million separate strands.
The Murail — a richly layered pandemonium of a score, in which the orchestra is regularly subdivided into a hundred separate strands — was strong stuff for 10 A.M., and the audience seemed a little nonplussed.
In a sense Ms. Lin's entire career has been interplay among what she regards as three separate strands: she is an architect and an artist, and she also designs memorials (she likes to call them anti-monuments) that fall somewhere between the two.
