Sentence examples for be found either in from inspiring English sources

Sadly, it was not to be (although street life cannot be found, either, in too many ground-based streets these days).

Sandwich structures formed by metal atoms intercalated between sp2-carbon planes can be found either in metal graphite-based metal graphite-basede materialsear sandwich corplexes.

Justice Scalia's opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), in which he concludes that the Second Amendment grants rights that are nowhere to be found, either in its text or in far more than a century's worth of Supreme Court precedent, is the strongest recent illustration of this approach.

The evidence of an actual contract is generally to be found either in some writing made by the parties, or in verbal communications which passed between them, or in their acts and conduct considered in the light of the circumstances of each particular case.

However, as present knowledge of structure-function correlations in prion proteins consists primarily of the observation, that the same polypeptide chain can be found either in PrPC or PrPSc, and neither typical protein functions nor possible functional sites have been unambiguosly identified for PrPC, searches for physiologically relevant structural features have so far been highly speculative.

The app can be found either in the device/platform's app store, or via the Red Button on connected televisions.

All names and addresses were found either in the telephone book or the Social Register.

They are found either in clusters - as in a previously described intercistronic element - or in single occurrences.

In the remainder (58/151; 38.4%) disease was found either in the upper abdomen or in the bowel mesentery.

He said that they were found either in the shelter, the District's largest homeless facility, or just outside.

By contrast, in oestrogen treated GG muscles, no significant modification was found either in the contractile or in endurance properties (p > .05).05