| A noun clause may also be used in apposition to a noun to explain its meaning. |
| If we say the two kings William, we must account for the phrase by apposition. |
| You find, if you change a direction, you get an opposition and an apposition, which creates an irony, which creates a metaphor. |
| Crustaceans that have apposition compound eyes as adults, like some crabs, may simply continue to use the larval design with few modifications. |
| As a result, the size of an apposition eye would increase as the square of the required resolution, leading to absurdly large eyes. |
| But most birds and Sphenodon lack intromittent organs and transfer sperm by cloacal apposition. |
