Sentence examples for be made either by from inspiring English sources

Cardboard cuts can be made either by building up or cutting out.

Reservations are mandatory, but tickets are free and can be made either by telephone at (39) 011 511 8900 or on the Web at www.sindone.org.org

In Brussels application the motifs could be made either by bobbin (an elongated spool of thread) or by needle; in Honiton they were always bobbin-made.

Payments of benefits authorized under any part of the regulations in this part may be made either by the Department of State or by such department, agency, institution, or facility as may be designated by the Agency.

The assessment can be made either by the Vice-President and a majority of the Cabinet secretaries or by a congressionally appointed body, such as a panel of medical experts.

Internal and external information is managed and can be retrieved efficiently by using structured searching functions; and (ii) a decision inference module in which decisions can be made either by a rule-based reasoning model for a certain situation or by a Bayesian network-based reasoning model for a probabilistic situation.

These assessments are made either by signal-based analyses or parameter-based analyses.

It is made either by a plain weave or by a leno weave.

These notes (indicated by quotation marks) were made either by Comstock or Roberta Blanshard, a close friend who helped Comstock organize her papers.

In NRS, the decision to give a particular treatment to a patient is made either by researchers or collectively by the attending doctor and patient.

I would not have expected to pay tax as there is no profit being made either by myself or by my son.