Sentence examples for both burrows from inspiring English sources
Both Burrows and Stocchetti must consider the investment of time and resources because expending resources on one patient impacts the care of others.
While his counterparts at other big Irish banks during the boom years are now facing ignominy, bankruptcy or both, Burrows has landed a top job as chairman of British American Tobacco.
While getting their breath back, both burrow into the seabed, camouflaging themselves against the sandy bottom to reduce the risk of attack.
However, for some solute species, metabolite excretion by the burrow inhabitants may be a significant contribution to the net chemical mass transfer.[22] Secondary redox reactions and acid-base reactions occur in both burrow water and sediment pore water.
That's because director Ezra Edelman has ambitiously both burrowed deeply into the story's fascinating specifics and utilized those in the service of a bracingly wide perspective.
The characteristics of both artificial burrows and the areas where they were installed affected artificial burrow efficacy in terms of longevity and occupancy by shearwaters.
Both are burrowing into their studies like the overachievers each has always been.
These tests have also experimentally demonstrated the benefit of lateral motions in drilling performance, with both the burrowing mechanisms and drilling tests performed at an angle able to penetrate further than traditional vertical reciprocation, leading to the proposition of new burrowing and diagonal drilling mechanics.
The species does appear to be declining, however, based both on burrow counts and analyses of catch per unit effort.
While percent volume of the burrow chambers increased (13 66%) at contaminated mesocosms for both vegetation conditions, burrows were shallower (∼33%) in bare cells loaded with sewage.
Here is 20th-century history as seen by heroic (Capa and Burrows both died on war assignments), socially conscious, playful and persuasive photographers, who turned their craft into art.
