Sentence examples for both a medium for from inspiring English sources

In this context, the efficacy of propionic acid as both a medium for chitosan dissolution and an antimicrobial agent was examined.

So to achieve his fundamental valuation Woo looked at Bitcoin's utility as both a medium for exchange to and a store of value most comparable to silver.

At its heart, Frontback is both a medium for sharing pictures but also offers a way to send direct to specific users, via SMS, and of course further direct messaging channels could be added in the future.

"Facebook was both a medium for the creation of-and delivery system for-the character, which was an amplified version of me".

But with the increasing ubiquity of social media, and digital technology in general, there is a desire on the part of both artists and curators to pay more attention to these new tools, to use them both as a medium for expression and as a way of providing some much needed critical commentary on the tools themselves.

While all participants in both groups valued JCs as a medium for learning, they recognised their limitations, in that there is a distinct possibility of poor attendance and lack of active participation.

Students working in cross-school teams will be expected to develop and present projects as part of the seminar, using the web as both a research vehicle and as a medium for presenting project results.

The recent trend of turning basketball courts into multihued artwork can trace its roots back about 15 years, when colleges seized the floor as a medium for promoting both themselves and their corporate sponsors.

Thermal performance in oil-immersed power transformers is governed by the flow of oil, acting both as an electrical insulator and a medium for the transfer of heat generated in the core and windings toward the tank and the surrounding air.

Language, understood as an embodied system of representation and communication [12], is a particularly interesting and promising domain for further exploration, because it both epitomizes social activity, and provides a medium for conceptualizing natural and biological reality.

Having previously been a medium for short stories, it has now become a medium for epics.