Sentence examples for be seen from either from inspiring English sources
Situated between the bed and the couch, the screen can be seen from either side and also functions as a room divider.
The installation, Fleur de Sel, can be seen from either side of the lake and by passengers on the regular steam boat service.
Designed by William Breger, with a giant, pillowy curve, its recessed facade cannot be seen from either end of the block, but it is astonishing when suddenly revealed.
Yet Nagel's allocations are non-exclusive; the same situation can be seen from either subjective or objective viewpoints, meaning that it is mysterious how we are to combine them into some overall view.
It is not identical with the distinction introduced by Saussure between langue and parole, since Humboldt's distinction cuts across both langue and parole and both can be seen from the angle of either process or product.
It can be seen from the existing studies that either the generation curtailment control or PEV management is mainly used as a reserve resource to alleviate the pressure of the distribution system and guarantee security.
As it can be seen from Table 5, the shocks have either a positive or negative impact on the rule of law, pollution, and income.
As can be seen from the table, each anchor person completed either (a) the PIAAC numeracy and literacy instruments, or (b) the NEPS math and reading instruments, or (c) either the PIAAC literacy instrument and the NEPS reading instrument or the PIAAC numeracy instrument and the NEPS math instrument.
As can be seen from Figure 5 there is no systematic variation along either the femur or the humerus.
Much of this is seen from the waterline, either through the exhausted eyes of young Greenhorn (Stephen Costello) who is adrift on Queequeg's coffin or, perhaps, through the eyes of a belligerent bull whale.
However, as no difference was seen from the negative control in either condition despite apparently more efficient knockdown (Additional file 10), this was not pursued further.
