Sentence examples for both deviations from inspiring English sources

Both deviations suggest that Hansen achieves his most affecting — and comic — expressions when he stays close to one side or the other of the felt real.

Analyses among seven lines of the full-sib matings indicated that inbreeding caused the larger reduction of the means observed in the lines having higher salinity tolerance at the P generation and decreased both deviations of the means among the lines and C.V. within each line.

Deviations of up to 20% were accepted for 2 of the 6 quality control samples unless both deviations occurred at the same concentration.

In the case of thin-walled bearing rings the distortion is related to both, deviation of the wall thickness and the shape.

Theoretical and measured mean hydraulic resident times were used to estimate the both deviation between the actual temperature and the modeled temperatures as well as the maximum temperature increases at 30-, 60-, and 90-min intervals.

K = 10 and K = 20 outperform K = 5 for both deviation and correlation, especially for correlation; the difference between K = 10 and K = 20 is small (Supporting Information, Table S1).

In addition, by using increased virtual damping during the whole cycle of oscillation, both the deviation and the overshoot of system frequency are reduced effectively.

When nodes are grouped, both the mean deviations (maximum of 1.56 dB) and the standard deviations (maximum of 4.65 dB) are lower (see Figure 11 and Table 8).

Thus, it has been possible to draw conclusions both on the deviations of the nominal geometry of the encapsulations and on how this might affect their performance.

When over-expenditures are allowed, both budget deviations and shortage costs are to be minimized.

Both standard deviations are significant and relatively higher than the others, whereas the standard deviation of the trend level ((sigma _{eta })) is statistically non-significant.