Sentence examples for both expansion from inspiring English sources

The United Nations complex, completed in 1952, now needs both expansion and renovation, including the removal of asbestos and lead paint.

In 1492, the year of its fall, Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand triumphantly met in Alhambra's halls and there committed themselves to both expansion and exorcism: they sent Columbus away on his voyage and expelled the Jews from Spain.

Eventually, Mr. Skoll said, Participant is expected to become self-sustaining, though both expansion and the soft performance of some films have kept it from making a profit to date.

The Ginsburg view takes into account what Keyssar described as cycles of gain and loss in the right to vote—"a history of both expansion and contraction, of inclusion and exclusion, of shifts in direction and momentum at different places and at different times".

The Ginsburg view takes into account what Keyssar described as cycles of gain and loss in the right to vote — "a history of both expansion and contraction, of inclusion and exclusion, of shifts in direction and momentum at different places and at different times".

The state is also home to the San Diego Padres of the National League and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim of the American League (both expansion teams) as well as to the American League's Oakland Athletics (previously located in Kansas City).

The limitations of the Volterra series expansion are similar to those of the Taylor series expansion both expansions do not do well when there are discontinuities in the system description [5].

By contrast, both expansions and deletions were observed when CAG repeats were located on the template for the lagging strand.

Monitoring the expanded GAA repeats in FRDA iPSCs over several passages, we detected both expansions and contractions, whereas normal repeats in control iPSCs remained stable (Fig. 6A).

The results presented here show that human cell-free extracts are active in catalyzing both expansions and contractions of triplet repeats.

In humans, the HD-associated TNR has been shown to be unstable in more than 80% of meiotic transmissions, presenting both expansions and contractions with the largest expansions occurring during paternal transmission (2).