Sentence examples for which describes two from inspiring English sources

A different view is found in his Laws, which describes two "Souls" of the World, one of which causes good and one evil.

There appears to be some contradictory evidence, including a summary of a slide presentation given by a Mattel executive, which describes two quarters of results as "manufactured," according to an internal memo obtained by The New York Times.

Ligeti took the title for this piece from an essay by the philosopher Karl Popper, which describes two kinds of processes in nature, one that can be measured in time, another that is amorphous but no less continual.

In the present work we propose a new thermomechanically coupled material model for shape memory alloys (SMA) which describes two important phenomena typical for the material behaviour of shape memory alloys: pseudoelasticity as well as the shape memory effect.

The evidence consists largely of e-mails and instant messages in which Officer Valle was "discussing plans to kidnap, rape, torture, kill, cook and eat body parts of a number of women," according to the complaint, which describes two episodes in which Officer Valle discussed abducting women.

In this paper, we study a strongly coupled reaction-diffusion system which describes two interacting species in prey-predator ecosystem with nonlinear cross-diffusions and Holling type-II functional response.

A few of the fans lining the block had read the story, which describes four young English girls and their jealousy of another, more beautiful girl named Binah who lives down the block.

The current listing, which describes five of the dozens of rooms as still having their original detail, including two enormous oil paintings in the ballroom, notes the $64 million asking price.

Squirrel (family Sciuridae), generally, any of the 50 genera and 268 species of rodents whose common name is derived from the Greek skiouros, meaning "shade tail," which describes one of the most conspicuous and recognizable features of these small mammals.

Foy is the first author of the paper, which describes three anonymous patients.

I was inspired by the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) cybersecurity framework, which describes five key areas companies should address: 1) identify, 2) protect, 3) detect, 4) respond, and 5) recover.