Sentence examples similar to two way nature from inspiring English sources
In particular, our tasks differed in two ways: the nature of the onset, and the duration of the presentation of the target object (see further discussion of this below) rather than the objects themselves.
The nature of communications is becoming two way.
"That's the way nature goes.
That is the way nature works".
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 10 , 1938P. 17 There are no two ways about it; the nature poets of the first water are responsible for some of the truly madcap lines in English literature.
Jeans fit the mature male one of two ways, both dirigible in nature.
What's hidden from view is that nature has two ways to handle that classic crisis of natural limits.
He said that the carriers who were asking people to communicate judiciously were fighting "human nature in two ways".
Why, then, did nature invent two ways to do the same job?
Even though in some cases, these kind of studies have led to further mechanistic investigations that resulted in elucidation of the bioactive natural compounds, they suffer in two ways: (a) they are phenomenological in nature, (b) they are very restricted in the confined disease phenotype space that is under study.
