Sentence examples for arrive at both from inspiring English sources

Flies' ears are so small and so close together, however, that sounds arrive at both ears at nearly the exact same time.

It was one thing for Colbert and Jon Stewart to show up in each other's programs, but it took something serious for a big network star like Conan O'Brien to arrive at both The Colbert Report and The Daily Show on the same night.

Whilst costly such a strategy would maximise the chances of finding tephra, would allow environmental reference samples to be obtained, and would make it possible to arrive at both a site-specific as well as, eventually, a more general understanding of how and why tephra preserves in some places but not in others.

For TC11b1 and TC12b, we employed the same analysis to arrive at both the Δex value and unfolded ensemble shifts for the upfield shifted G11Hα.

Chances arrived at both ends early on with Julio Arca shooting straight at Rams goalkeeper Frank Fielding from 20 yards - and Williams also heading at Fielding from six yards.

For ideal values of these parameters it has been demonstrated that exactly half of the Joulean heat arrives at both hot and cold junction when temperature maximum passes through the longitudinal center of the thermoelectric element.

In the next 2.5 min a negative bay began, a Pi 2 started, flow bursts arrived at both THEMIS D & E, then there were enhanced magnetic variations, and finally at 09 39 00 the midlatitude positive bay started.

Assuming that the user is looking at the desired interlocutor, the sound arriving at both devices is a mixture of the desired source coming from the straight-ahead direction (the green circle) and a combination of undesired sound sources coming from other directions (the gray cloud).

That is how the Theorem was arrived at, both geometrically and mathematically, for these two products are indeed rectangles.

The mode of salvation they arrive at is both a surprise and a letdown, rather like the punchline of a shaggy dog story.

"In villages of all types we peer closely, watch one another, speculate, arrive at conclusions both wild and sane about our neighbours and ourselves".