Sentence examples for assertions of both the from inspiring English sources

Representations of states of moieties of isotopic atoms are isomorphic to logical conjunctions of assertions of both the proton and neutron numbers of each atom, e.g., "the first atom has 1 proton and 0 neutrons, the second atom has 6 protons and 7 neutrons, etc".

However, the assertion of both hypotheses requires further investigation.

'They are not English and they are not very good.' There is room for debate on both those assertions, of course, but the question is a fair one.

Papandreou has done extremely well to avoid the assertions of the inevitability of failure.

Results did not confirm the assertions of the TRA.

So, the three assertions of the lemma are proved.

In Figure 2, assertions of the represents relations are illustrated as black dashed lines.

This assertion of the individuality of the painter marked Ṣafavid painting thereafter.

The case study supports Shiffman's assertion of the importance of both the availability of reliable indicators to demonstrate the policy problem and the organization of focusing events (Shiffman 2007).

It is in accordance with the assertions of relevant studies in the past [ 49- 51].

That was a period when middle-class America was beginning a nearly mass communion with psychiatry, or, certainly, with the forms or language of the psychiatric experience, and it was the personal gropings of the psychiatric patient — the stumbling, sensibility-prone, identity-obsessed assertions — that formed both the underpinning of the new humor and the material to play off on.