Example sentences of "between [art] two [noun pl] " in BNC.
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1 | One main difference between the two heroines is that Dona 's husband had no idea she had been unfaithful . |
2 | The dividing line between the two forms of agreement is often fine . |
3 | Although domiciliary treatment was far more acceptable to patients in that many more offered this form of care kept their appointments , no difference was found in outcome between the two forms of treatment in terms either of repetition or measures of psychological distress and social functioning . |
4 | Secondly , and bearing in mind the ambiguity of the distinction between the two forms of association , we must ask whether the political tradition of twentieth-century Britain is similarly deserving of respect . |
5 | Such switches between the two forms of reductionism have several payoffs . |
6 | Although the requirement for a double diary entry may have increased errors , our data showed that patients are more likely to make retrospective entries in the evening and are more likely to miss data in the evening than in the morning , but errors in data entry ( inferred from discrepancies between the two forms of entry ) are no more likely in the evening than the morning . |
7 | So if public and private are increasingly converging in institutional form and environmental challenges , and many of the tasks are similar , what is the analytical distinction between the two forms of management ? |
8 | So there is that , still that difference between the two forms of provision . |
9 | The boundary between the two procedures is traced in Chapter 15 . |
10 | Apart from creating the excuse for a dispute about the procedure , it also perpetuates the misunderstanding of the differences between the two procedures : see 15.5.6 . |
11 | Firstly , studies comparing salmeterol 50 µg twice daily with salbutamol 200 µg four times a day are not comparing equi–effective doses and differences between the two drugs may be due to differences in dose rather than differences in drug . |
12 | Whether an animal is tasting or smelling its food may be difficult to determine , however , for the distinction between the two senses is often blurred . |
13 | Thus , ( 43 ) has the same ambiguity as ( 39 ) between predicate qualifier , giving the " cosmetic " version , and this new pattern of interpretation , which must correspond to the " unacquainted " meaning , and the distinction between the two senses of sentences like ( 39 ) should not be written off as a mere matter of " nuances of meaning " , but instead shows one sequence of surface syntax answering to two different intensional patterns . |
14 | The surveys now indicated that the gap between the two lines should only be approximately 90 metres . |
15 | ( Research and development split between the two lines — currently 50–50 — will soon tip the balance in favour of AViiON , since three years ' worth of products are expected to be squeezed out of the last round of investment in the proprietary line . ) |
16 | A further example of the parallelism of greater precision may be found here , though commentators do not generally see the connection of thought between the two lines . |
17 | We should also note that the principle of the parallelism of greater precision concerns primarily the relation between the two lines of a couplet ; it does not focus on the relationship between the members of the two lines , either grammatically or semantically . |
18 | To measure the angle between the two lines we use a protractor . |
19 | A random example of this process can be seen in two lines from Wordsworth 's ‘ Intimations of Immortality ’ : Here the verse structure , especially the rhyme , together with the syntactic parallelism and the inverted semantic parallelism ( visionary gleam/glory … dream ) , creates an exchange of effect between the two lines , whereby each illuminates the other . |
20 | The only differences between the two lines is that after treatment there was a lower mean plasma gastrin concentration and a lower mean acid secretion rate under basal conditions . |
21 | The feeling between the two females was strong , however , and Tallis-Holly smiled to recognize it . |
22 | They built a town on a small mound between the two rivers . |
23 | With Pearl in mind , one might easily conclude that the stretch between the two rivers is a sort of ‘ earthly paradise ’ for Frodo and the others , though one still capable of violation and invasion from the outside world . |
24 | For everyone , I suppose , there is such a place , a place that is not , for it is a country of the mind — the medieval city , the ‘ fertile land between the two rivers ’ , my village of the heart 's desire . |
25 | Sponsored by the Friends of Covent Garden , ‘ The Fiery Angel ’ is a co-production with the Kirov Opera of St Petersburg and the first instalment of a collaboration between the two theatres which will be continued in 1995 with Prokofiev 's ‘ War and Peace ’ . |
26 | In this case , knowledge of human plans to relieve hunger and the location of typical food stores create the required coherence ( i.e. the ’ extra meaning ’ ) between the two sentences . |
27 | We could , for example , replace the full stop between the two sentences of our rewritten version with a semicolon , so turning the original four short sentences into a single , more complex sentence . |
28 | The house , nevertheless , had visitors interesting to the children ; a couple of famous Congregationalist laymen Frank Salter and Bernard Manning , both of whom were historians and riotous rompers with children ; the Reddaway children who lived next door ; the daughters of G. G. Coulton the English hammer of Popes ; and the friendship between the two sets of children caused Coulton to take an interest in Michael and carry him off to the village church at Coton to see medieval graffiti . |
29 | The production of haploid cells by the diploid requires a special series of cell divisions ( ‘ meiosis ’ ) , during which genetic exchange between the two sets of chromosomes takes place . |
30 | There is , however , one noticeable general contrast between the two sets . |