The phrase "acquired with both" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been obtained or gained through two different means or sources.
Example: "The knowledge and skills were acquired with both formal education and practical experience."
Alternatives: "obtained through both" or "gained from both".
Posteroanterior and lateral images were acquired with both systems, for a total of 212 images.
Example of normalized phantom images for data acquired with both GP and HR collimators.
The experiments are carried out on the UTIRIS database which contains iris images acquired with both VL and NIR spectra for the same subject.
By using parallel analysis with Monte Carlo simulation from the coarse atmospheric veil by the median filter, the refined smooth haze layer is acquired with both less texture and retaining depth changes.
Representative DW-EPI images (b = 1000 s/mm2) acquired with both GRAPPA and mSENSE along with their corresponding ADC maps are shown in Figure 2. Further, PE-EPI acquisitions with both RAs acquired with the two AFs are shown in Figure 3.
Images are acquired with both in-house and remote electron microscopes and confocal microscopy.
In the two experiments, the hand movement and EEG signals were both acquired with timestamps.
Velocity fields are acquired with stereoscopic particle image velocimetry, both unconditionally sampled and phase-locked with the blade motion, allowing for a statistical analysis of the mixing process of the wake, distinguishing between the contribution of the organised periodic motions and the random turbulent fluctuations.
Previous studies have demonstrated that the Pixon-algorithm improves the image quality when applied on planar images acquired with full time acquisition protocols both with regard to an increase in SNR and improved observer sensitivity and specificity [3, 4].
Both can be acquired with practice and you'll get lots of it in this class.
Both images were acquired with a tilt of −30° to the x axis.
