Sentence examples for viewed as two from inspiring English sources
Apple can be viewed as two companies: one selling iPhones, and one selling everything else – iPads, iPods, Apple Watch, iTunes downloads, apps, accessories and so on.
Like one of those optical illusions that can be viewed as two completely different things, Patrea Patrick's "American Empire" will give you whiplash.
Unlike America, where ethnic minorities and immigrants have always been viewed as two different things, Britons regarded them as one and the same.
Because they both end up betraying Tess, Alec and Angel could conceivably be viewed as two sides of the same coin.
No matter what day the White House chooses, the president's speech and Mr. Romney's will be viewed as two directly competing visions for how to deal with the still struggling economy.
Echoing the title of his earlier book on race, Mr. Hacker concludes that men and women can be viewed as "two nations," that there is "an emerging mismatch between the sexes" and "not enough men who satisfy the expectations that modern women have for dates and mates".
Officials in Baghdad and at the Pentagon said the military was prepared, if no peaceful solution materializes, to use two distinct sets of tactics to counter what they viewed as two different insurgencies -- both of them dangerous and complex situations on difficult urban battlefields.
The otherworld is viewed as two-storied and consists of first, a graveyard hades, or underground village of the dead in a holy forest near the village; and second, a distant hades, far in the north behind the burning stream (with an admixture of paradise concepts).
In this case, the materials investigated can be also viewed as two-phase porous systems with the fractal interphase surface.
In fact, as pointed out in [36], the general spectrum forming can be viewed as two-dimensional multivariable interpolation problem, which means that given a set containing N different frequency values and another set containingN sampled target spectrum values, the objective is to find a mapping function to meet (23).
Given the subcarrier assignment, the solution of (1) can be viewed as two-dimensional water filling over users and subcarriers, while the solution of (2) reduces to a one-dimensional water filling only over users by allocating an equal rate to subcarriers of each user.
