Sentence examples for any of both from inspiring English sources
In any of both cases, we deduce that (v_{m_0}cdot cdots cdot v_1=0) since (m_0ge 2).
The FDI system consists of a bank of two nonlinear high-gain observers, in order to detect, estimate and to isolate the fault in any of both outlet temperature sensors.
By convention, each PA is considered separately, so that if any of both requirements is not respected by more than one PA, the number of outage events will simply equal the number of concerned PAs.
Indeed, while in 1992/1993 NO x + HC thresholds were at the same level for any of both major fuels (Euro 1), 4 years later when Euro 2 legislation entered into force, the European Union granted more lenient emission standards for diesel than for petrol.
Similarly, evidence for inbreeding depression on the proportion of diapausing egg-producing clones was not found in any of both populations.
We then injected GluR1 ASO or GluR1 MSO at the time points aforementioned and observed that inhibiting GluR1 translation at any of both time points caused amnesia when the animals were tested 24 h after training (Figure 7D, E).
Now, consider the overall survival probability of surviving any 'event' (both the event of interest and the competing risk event) up to, but not including, time t j.
Most young people are neither – and any puncturing of both expectations is no bad thing.
It was difficult to tell if Ron was listening in on any of this; both of us had our lips pulled back in pretend smiles.
A particular issue in any discussion of both national and post-national fiction in Australia is Aboriginal writing and writing about Aboriginal people (which may be both interrelated and mutually exclusive).
The expression of profound love, many people would say, goes on for a lifetime, though it may also consist of any number of both spontaneous and deliberate acts and gestures.
