Sentence examples for both characterizes from inspiring English sources

Early modern English literature engages imaginatively with printing and this book both characterizes that engagement and proposes the typographic imaginary as a framework for its analysis.

For Antiochus both characterizes Philo's innovations as an attempt to redefine 'cognition' (Ac. 2.17 & 2.18 fin).

Such hubris and such moral abdication both characterize much of what is heard from Washington lately.

Notably, these two variables are both characterized by a retracted tongue dorsum.

Both characterized the messages as personal exchanges, strongly denying that they affected the work of the FBI.

But both characterized the slowdown as a soft landing after record results bolstered by the Olympics and the elections rather than a harbinger of a more serious downturn.

Both characterize their campaign to strip voters of a chance to choose the future for term limits as an expansion of voter choice in the next municipal elections.

Simulations in the speed analysis can result in either antiphase or ¼-lag predator-prey cycles, both characterized by distinct trait dynamics (Fig. 1a,b).

The handheld microchips distinguish between the two main forms of diabetes mellitus, which are both characterized by high blood-sugar levels but have different causes and treatments.

The broad fit and individual fits both characterize the data fairly well, and the possibility of common slopes may point to common driving mechanisms across the mass scale.

Whereas GAD and PTSD are both characterized by anxiety, hypervigilance characterized by increased reactivity to unpredictable threat is unique to PTSD, which may account for the differences in connectivity profiles among these disorders (Grillon et al, 2009).