Sentence examples for both adjacent and distant from inspiring English sources

In previous Fire Emblem games, archers could not attack adjacent units, but the crossbow, as well as a few other bows, allows such units to attack both adjacent and distant units.

The song analysis revealed that individuals share a high amount of syllables and sequences with both their adjacent and distant neighbours, but only few syllables and no sequences with strangers.

This study was designed to (1) characterize bone strain both adjacent to and distant from dental implants and (2) compare bone strain in response to the same loads on small-diameter and large-diameter implants.

Bone strain both adjacent to and distant from the implants was complex: compressive strain in the buccal cortical bone superior to the implants; tensile strain in the ipsilateral supraincisor cortical bone but compressive strain in the contralateral supraincisor cortical bone; and tensile strain anterior to the zygomaticotemporal suture but compressive strain posterior to the suture.

These levels have been related to those in mucosa both adjacent to and distant from the tumour in the same patients.

Moreover, nontumorous mammary glands in Wnt-1 TG, Pten+/- mice showed frequent multifocal intraductal carcinoma both adjacent to and distant from the invasive tumors, while MMTV- Wnt-1 TG mice showed only ductal hyperplasia in grossly unaffected glands.

Such sites can form complexes containing a dozen or more Ubx-encoded protein molecules, with simultaneous cooperative interactions between adjacent and distant DNA sites.

We studied the temporal (i.e., during vs. after mass flowering in adjacent shrublands) and spatial (i.e., inside crops, adjacent and distant shrublands during mass flowering) functional pollinator spill-over.

In addition, we find that an intermediate level of recombination – formed by a combination of components from local, adjacent and distant knowledge domains – carries the highest level of technological impact of all types of inventions.

Therefore, adjacent and distant neighbours share a similar amount of syllables and sequences in their songs.

Our results show that males respond less aggressively to adjacent and distant neighbours than to strangers.