Sentence examples for both descent from inspiring English sources

A common criticism of both descent theory and alliance theory was that they had a strong tendency to view kinship in normative terms, ignoring the variations of gender and of different social actors and omitting the experiential and emotional sides of kinship.

This layer, classified as E2 layer, is accompanied in most of the cases examined with a "c" type Es layer, as they both descent to the height of the normal E layer within 2 3 h.

This confusion starts with the word "evolution" itself, which is frequently used to refer to both descent with modification/common ancestry (DWM) and mechanisms by which this occurs (mainly natural selection).

A compilation that includes both Descent 3 and its expansion pack was released on June 14 , 2001

Dive profiles showed that the pitch angle and vertical swim speed (obtained from the depth data as differences between each second) were almost constant during both descent and ascent phases (Fig. 3).

In this section, we describe the proposed method which would satisfied both the sufficient descent and the conjugacy conditions.

The idea of speciation depends upon both common descent and transmutation and is typified by the Darwin doctors' motto "E conchis omnia".

These researchers had access to participants from many different English-speaking ethnic groups including African-Americans, Ghanaians, Germans, Native Americans and New Zealanders of both European descent and Maori/Pasifica descent.

Dive parameters were calculated for both the descent and the ascent phases (Fig. 2).

These genomic regions may contain candidate genes that regulate a common protagonist(s) or pathway(s) controlling both testicular descent and formation of the male urethra.

Using accelerometers, we show that during both the descent and ascent phases of dives, shags modelled their acceleration and stroking activity on the natural variation of buoyancy with depth.