Sentence examples for Both manifestations from inspiring English sources
Both manifestations of superelasticity: stress-strain response at a fixed temperature, and strain-temperature response at a fixed stress have been experimentally studied.
Both manifestations were specifically inhibited by highly effective TAC treatments, and some part of their locus of action is via the parasympathetic pathway.
Both manifestations of the disease are nearly always fatal.
Encyclopedic Have you ever thought, There is a system that rules our culture, and this system also determines interaction on the individual level, and I have come up with a metaphor that describes both manifestations, and can provide many examples?
Moreover, both manifestations of risk show increases, consistent with the macro-level drivers noted in the introduction: the relative diminution of middle-level jobs over the long term and the effect of the Great Recession.
But both manifestations of the peoples' will were short-lived: Word came from the government of Venezuela — led by Hugo Chavez, a vociferous Castro ally — that the Cuban generalissimo's post-operative progress was "advancing positively".
In comparison to the right to a safe existence free from violence, the right to breastfeed in a fancy London hotel may pale into significance, but both are manifestations of sexism and both demonstrate the same thing, that to be a woman in a public place, going about her own business, remains a radical act.
Even though COPD has pulmonary and extra-pulmonary manifestations both the generic and respiratory specific instruments gave surprisingly consistent results.
The present paper reviews both the clinical manifestations and the molecular/cellular mechanisms of sepsis-induced myocardial depression.
For Mr. Smith, "The Ring" in both its manifestations offers a similarly eerie blend.
He also rejected deconstruction (as represented by Jacques Derrida) and postmodernism (as represented by Jean-François Lyotard), ultimately seeing both as manifestations of the increasing commodification and homogeneity of culture under global capitalism.
