Sentence examples for are both constituted from inspiring English sources

The cops and the crooks are both constituted like armies, with generals, ranks and special skills assigned – and doppelgangers in the opposing team.

From colonial North America to Sydney to Cape Town, from the British Caribbean to Britain itself, we will explore the concept of "border imperialism" in which borders, movement, and regimes of belonging are both constituted through and integral to capital and empire.

In addition, the surface layers produced, although they are both constituted by calcium carbonate microcrystals, appear different in terms of compactness and distribution on samples' surfaces.

For example, they are both constituted of adaptors and substrate receptor subunits, e.g. F-box proteins for CRL [Skp2 (S-phase kinase-associated protein 2), Fbw7 (F-box and WD repeat domain-containing 7), β-TrCP (β-transducin repeat-containing protein)] and activators for APC/C [Cdc20 (cell division cycle 20) and Cdh1 (Cdc20 homologue 1)].

According to Giddens, structure is both constituted by human agency and is the medium in which human action takes place (Giddens 1976, p. 121).

The article defines and elaborates an alternative constitutive model of human rights law, which understands the role of law as being both constituted by, and generative of, political interactions.

It is a fundamentally practical philosophy of principles which direct us towards human fulfillment so far as that happier state of affairs is both constituted and achievable by way of the actions that both manifest and build up the excellences of character traditionally called virtues.

Moreover, multiple alignments between the rag locus and Sus showed that the RagA and SusC were both constituted of three domains (TonB I, II, and III); and RagB and SusD were constituted of two domains: Lipoprotein and RagB/SusD, respectively.

A1 was entirely homoeologous to C1, both being constituted by the block arrangement F-T-U.

Both films are entirely constituted by intertextuality, references to 1950s B-movie science fiction, and 1970s disaster films, overtly name-checking such genre classics as The War of the Worlds, Earth v. the Flying Saucers, Plan 9 From Outer Space, and, tellingly, Dr. Strangelove.

The AFLP markers were placed using previously established linkage maps that are available for these two populations: the BJ linkage map (Freyre et al. 1998; Kwak et al. 2008), and the MG linkage map (Koinange et al. 1996), both of which are mostly constituted of restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers.