Sentence examples for two stages one from inspiring English sources

The proposed method is articulated in two stages, one focusing on the landscape and the other on the plant community level.

We investigate the complexation kinetics of lysozyme and PEO-b-PNIPAM-b-PAA and observe that it occurs in two stages, one where protein globules adsorb on single pre-formed aggregates and one where protein globules cause inter-aggregate clustering.

Apps now slide up from the bottom, while the notification shade is pulled down in two stages, one for notifications and a second for quick settings.

The McCain-Lieberman proposal has two stages: one that would begin in 2010, limiting emissions to 2000 levels, and one that would begin in 2016, which would hold emissions to 1990 levels.

There are two stages: one that has free shows upstairs in a funky loungelike setting and later brings on a D.J. spinning eclectic dance music; and one in a back room on the main floor where past concerts have found groups like Andrew W. K. and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah performing.

This mapping includes two stages, one associated with the calibration phase, and another with the simulation phase.

Put together by The Echo, the Grand Ole Echo and The New Los Angeles Folk Festival, there are three stages, one outside on the "back porch," in the tradition of one of the current cornerstones of this music scene, Sunday afternoon's all ages Grand Ole Echo.

In the meantime the Guthrie has begun moving into a new $125 million complex with three stages, one of which features an asymmetrical thrust stage like the one at the original building.

In terms of technical characteristics, this process can be divided into three stages: "one- high" stage (high strength bolting), "two-high" stage (high strength and high pretension force bolting) and "three-high" stage (combination of high strength, high pretension force and high system stiffness bolting).

Andrews et al. (2012) used their results to propose a framework that describes how students acquire knowledge about genetic drift through three stages, one of which is learning to recognize genetic drift as distinct from other evolutionary processes, such as natural selection, mutation, and migration (Stage 2 in Fig. 3).

For audiences to all three stages one truth holds the rope tightest: none who witnesses remains innocent.  .