How To Use Twinned In A Sentence
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Electron micrographs revealed that the sheets and filaments were composed of densely packed colloidal rods of twinned witherite crystals interspersed and coated with silica.
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160 towns in Ireland will twinned with 160 visiting countries from around the world.
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Although the quartz encrustation protects the calcite from dissolving, it obscures the twinned nature of the crystals, which is revealed by mechanical removal of the crust.
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These diarised moments of brutal honesty, twinned with hesitant uncertainty, are typical of Woolf's swings between self-doubt and dogged ambition.
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The human desire for novelty is twinned with an equally imperative desire for continuity.
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From the twinned exertions of skating and explaining, his skin is flushed, and his eyes are bright.
THE SAVAGE GIRL
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The Somerset town of Wincanton was officially 'twinned' with the Discworld city of Ankh-Morpork in 2002.
The Discworld Comes to...Somerset?
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Interactions between teachers bring something that e-mail can't," said Moradov, who teaches at P'sagot School in the Upper Galilee, where all of the "twinned" Israeli schools are located.
J. Weekly
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The Program will also include support from health personnel from Australian State and regional health authorities who will be 'twinned' to provinces in PNG where the Rural Health Program will operate.
Long Term Health and Agriculture Assistance for PNG
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i've never knt twinned, but i have unspun yarn and all you have to do is retwist if you are worried.
I have a question about twining.
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When he was elected the former college principal said: ‘I would like to see Marlborough twinned with a continental town.’
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Inside the cervecerίa there are couples making out, fingers strumming a guitar, a voice singing, mohawks twinned in earnest discussion, play and sound, muggy lighting.
Down and Delirious in Mexico City
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The acicular crystals are sometimes intergrown or twinned, causing a distortion that results in seemingly single crystals with relatively fat bases tapering to pointed terminations.
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An antique which is made into two of itself is ` twinned " in the trade.
THE TARTAN RINGERS
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Irish signs have recently been erected on the approaches to the town with the name Muinebheag and informing people, ás Gaeilge, that the town is twinned with Pont-Pean, France.
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But Harpurhey officials are so confident of its similarities with its French counterpart that they have proposed a friendship agreement which would see the two regions "twinned".
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Out of the blue, we were twinned with a town that most people had never heard of and had no idea where in the world it was.
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Breton culture is Celtic rather than French, and it is interesting to note that many of the villages are twinned with small Irish towns.
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There will be azurite, pyromorphite, marvelous twinned calcite, stibnite that rivals that from Japan, stibiconite, scheelite, hematite with lightly tinted quartz, cinnabar, hemimorphite, and a range of other colorful minerals.
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In habitually using the term ‘nation-state’ to describe our collective status, we assume these two entities to be indissolubly twinned.
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The polished surface twinned his face and chest in reverse
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Devizes is the only town in Great Britain to be twinned with a Finnish town.
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The district council's town - twin committee decides that EP shall be twinned with Eppingen in Germany.
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We now have five 'twinned' places in our small town.
European Union (Information, etc.) Bill
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A variety of large twinned crystal forms of gypsum grow on the floors of evaporating lagoons and lakes including fans and needles.
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Colorless and transparent as well as white scalenohedra of a first generation are rarely overgrown by a second-generation rhombohedron and are twinned on { 0001 }.
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The delegation was led by Castlebar Town Mayor, Blackie Gavin and the group attended a trade fair in the town, which is twinned with Castlebar.
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It typically occurs as transparent flattened crystals, as small equant crystals, as intergrown masses of small lustrous crystals, and occasionally as stout or elongated twinned crystals.
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The mutual orientation of agglutinated plates is similar to the putative organization of twin domains in a crystal; therefore it was supposed that agglutinated and twinned crystals have similar nature.
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Mr Love told the Winchester Star: ‘We are twinned with the town of Giessen in Germany.’
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On the monitors, gene sequences continued to flow in twinned spiraling streams, the four rivers of Eden transforming into a wavering, particolored snake.
THE RIVERS OF EDEN by Jay Lake and Ruth Nestvold | Fiction | Futurismic
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It's a ‘workbook’, drawing on techniques based on the author's time in Sahaja Yoga, for developing spontaneously, personalised postures, gestures, mantras, yantras etc., twinned and linking in to certain states of mind.
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Hemihedrally twinned crystals of bR were split along ab plane into parts of approximately the same thickness and it was demonstrated that each of them or at least one has no twinning.
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He said Pittsfield now felt very much linked with Athis Mons, given that the French town was also twinned with Ballina.
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Like those elementary school cartoons showing self-propagating, transverse oscillating waves of electric and magnetic fields, the physical laws of interstellar travel are twinned with intrachronological transfer.
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Fig. 7 shows a prismatic crystal (like fig. 4) twinned in this manner, and fig. 8 represents a twinned scalenohedron v
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary"
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We saw signs for an Irish village, a Turkish village, a Danish project, and a village twinned with a German town.
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Almost all the creeks that have produced gold crystals have produced triangular spinel-twinned crystals or macles.
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Reticulated, generally triangular-appearing twinned intergrowths of slender prismatic crystals are typically referred to as ‘sagenite.’
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The school is twinned with a school in Saint Omer and a visit is made each year by year seven, who spend a day having lessons and playtimes alongside the French pupils.
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Among the twinned crystals, Baveno twins are more common than Manebach.
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Living at the cusp of twinned religious and cultural narratives, Couto investigates the processes of self-definition and self-renewal, in response to the historical crises of migration, invasion, conversion and flight.
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His name will always be twinned with that of our school.
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If you wanted an antique bureau twinned up, who'd you get to do it?
THE TARTAN RINGERS
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Five Polish banks are to be twinned with counterparts in Western Europe.
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Portraying the flinty faces of science - daunting complexity twinned with numbing wonder - demands both craft and art.
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The one notable exception to this is the Boltsburn mine, which produced twinned fluorite crystals of good clarity in excess of 10 cm on edge.
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Finally we would like to mention that the understanding of the origin of twinning in a crystal can result in the discovery of better procedures to grow untwinned crystals.
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There was also in the look a slight something like idiocy, for his soul was not precisely with his body; his thoughts, though concerning his father, were elsewhere; the circumstances of his soul and of his body were not the same; and so, being twinned, that is, divided, _twained_, he was as one beside himself.
Weighed and Wanting
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Although the quartz encrustation protects the calcite from dissolving, it obscures the twinned nature of the crystals, which is revealed by mechanical removal of the crust.
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When viewed in thin section, it is clear that the ‘massive’ material is composed of an intergrowth of complexly twinned crystals.
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The two groups were twinned back in 1998 as part of a Co-Operation Ireland initiative.
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These diarised moments of brutal honesty, twinned with hesitant uncertainty, are typical of Woolf's swings between self-doubt and dogged ambition.
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The opening titles interweave through an animated sequence depicting macabre images of death and decay occasionally twinned with illustrations of traditional British university life.
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This year the walkers were joined by a group of 80 or so French visitors from Viarmes, France, a town which is twinned with Tubbercurry.
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WPPSS planned Plant 4 at Hanford and 5 at Satsop which would be "twinned" with 1 and 3.
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The town is also twinned with the city of Dole in France and Northwitch in England.
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Camel twinned with shots of color or simple monochrome is this season's favorite fallback.
Camel Staples
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Six- and four-bed wards are twinned, with one nursing station covering the pair.
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Dole has been twinned in the history books with his old rival Bush.
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Safcoc and the various departments would be "twinned".
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The town has been twinned with the Czech Republic for the celebrations and will host a grand pageant through the town on May 1 to celebrate the arrival of the Eastern European nation into the EU fold.
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The chymotrypsin crystals were twinned and therefore difficult to work with, and so Perutz continued with haemoglobin.
Max F. Perutz - Biography
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Johnson Park crystals are rarely twinned, and those few twins that were observed are twinned according to the familiar Saint Andrews style.
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‘It is a fact that is often forgotten by the people of Portlaoise that the town is twinned with Coulounieix-Chamiers,’ said Cllr Jacob.
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And another regrettable thing about death is the ceasing of your own brand of magic, which took a whole life to develop and market - the quips, the witticisms, the slant adjusted to a few, those loved ones nearest the lip of the stage, their soft faces blanched in the footlight glow, their laughter close to tears, their warm pooled breath in and out with your heartbeat, their response and your performance twinned.
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For now, some of Bulgaria's seaside resorts have already twinned with towns in Hungary.
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In the latest incident, early this week thugs uprooted a tree which had been planted in 1973 to celebrate friendships formed on an exchange between Shipley and Hamm in Germany, which were later officially twinned.
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Twinned to his pragmatic, populist social democracy has been a maddening Trotskyite temperament.
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About my neck are several holy symbols representing the twinned religions of peace: Buddha, dragon, cross, ankh, and pentagram.
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In the informative spirit of today's Chat Update, I should point out that genericide is a form of the twinned literary term "synecdoche" and "metonymy,
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Towns across the county are twinned with others abroad, such as Ramsgate and Chimay in Belgium and Canterbury with Rheims in France, which were mainly set-up after World War Two to bring Europeans closer together.
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The town has Canadian links as it is twinned with Rycroft, near Alberta.
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These are two different stories twinned by similar gender issues.
Times, Sunday Times
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The triangular habit suggested trigonal symmetry and a possible identification as hilairite or a contact-twinned form of gaidonnayite.
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My home town in New Zealand was twinned with Reno, Nevada.
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Castlecomer has recently been twinned with this town.
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These differential stress conditions are further supported by the small size of both recrystallized and twinned calcite grains.
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Dole has been twinned in the history books with his old rival Bush.
