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Meanings of two-part in English

Involving two parts or elements.

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Examples for "bipartite"
Examples for "bipartite"
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Apicoplast targeting signals are bipartite; containing a signal peptide and a transit peptide.
Pubmed
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The answer lies in the bipartite construction of the adrenal.
The Glands Regulating Personality / A Study of the Glands of Int...
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Nodaviruses are a family of positive-stranded RNA viruses with a bipartite genome of RNAs.
Pubmed
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The resulting bipartite enzyme is unlike any other known methyltransferase.
Pubmed
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We also show that all bipartite Gaussian states with nonpositive partial transpose are distillable.
Pubmed
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At CG we value our friends: of course, it's a two-way street.
The capitol game
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Twitter is a two-way street that takes you really far, really fast.
Crush it!: why now is the time to cash in on your passion
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Important information is delivered with trust and relevance in a two-way engagement.
The Irish Times
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They said bomb-making components, two-way radios, ammunition and combat gear were found.
Reuters
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Neither the FAA nor the airlines have specific rules governing two-way radios.
Wired
Usage of two-part in English
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The two-part miniseries will air on the British public broadcaster this year.
Reuters
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The new findings come from a two-part study reported in The Lancet.
Reuters
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Roger Pinney reports from Flanders in the first of a two-part report.
BBC
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The latest Potter instalment comes in the form of a two-part play.
BBC
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The first of a two-part reunion special airs tonight on the network.
Ebony
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The two-part design leaves no excess bulk and weight around your ears.
News.com.au
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So begins a prominent two-part feature this week in leading trade paper Variety.
The Irish Times
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The iPad program consists of a simple two-part test administered immediately following practices.
Wired
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The man floated to his feet and said, This is a two-part question.
In the night room: a novel
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Clash of Empires is the result, and the first in a two-part series.
The Irish Times
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This two-part series reviews the medical issues related to patients with permanent pacemakers.
Pubmed
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This is the second in a two-part series, read the first on GroundUp.
The South African
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It is then allocated a new two-part name, usually in Latin or Greek.
The Guardian
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Friedman suggests devising a two-part plan before you pitch the idea.
BBC
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He has a two-part device: a bracelet and a signalling device.
News.com.au
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Allocation is determined using a two-part formula, according to Canada Life.
The Irish Times