Sentence examples for both extant from inspiring English sources

In the middle ages the genre flourished: illuminated manuscripts combined what was known about various creatures – both extant and fabulous – with moralising tales designed to edify the reader.

And this knowledge is critically important to both extant literature and possible identification of novel hypothetical concepts.

Activities similar to the present one have already been suggested for exploring evolution in elementary schools, using both extant (Chanet and Lusignan 2009) and extinct species (Wagler 2010).

This paper reflects on both extant literature and the teaching of seven DICs embedded in industry, conducting innovation projects run over a twelve to twenty-four month period.

During the study period, the discharge in the Elwha River was greater than normal (107% in year 1 and 108% in year 2); however, the magnitudes of the peak-flow events during the study period were relatively benign with the largest discharge of 292 m3/s (73% of the 2-year annual peak-flow event) early in the project when both extant reservoirs still retained sediment.

Dinosaurs are represented on every continent by both extant species and fossil remains.

These studies began with the immense commentary on the Critique of Pure Reason produced in 1881 92 by Hans Vaihinger, known for his philosophy of the "As If" (which stresses human reliance on pragmatic fictions), and with the founding in 1896 of the new journal Kantstudien ("Kant Studies") and in 1904 of the Kant-Gesellschaft ("Kant Society")—both still extant.

Taxa largely clustered by phylogenetic relationship in the morphospace described by these first two PCs for both extant-only datasets.

Literary magazines including Southerly and Meanjin, both concerned with promoting Australian writing (and both still extant)—established themselves, and the interest of the international reading public in Australian writing grew.

Both were extant at the time the first Europeans arrived in Southern Africa, and there is little doubt that the Wilton, which is a typical microlithic assemblage, is to be associated with the modern San (Bushman).

The onset of techniques for both editing extant bacterial chromosomes and synthesizing long DNA sequences has enabled addressing the question on the smallest set of genes and biological functions that are required for running an operative cell.