Sentence examples for both good and zero from inspiring English sources

In the model, two algorithms are proposed to describe the movement of pedestrians to a destination under conditions of both good and zero visibility, respectively.

The route choice of pedestrians during evacuation under conditions of both good and zero visibility is investigated using a group of experiments conducted in a classroom, and a microscopic pedestrian model with discrete space representation.

For although he made much of his fortune for himself, by founding an engineering firm called TransTec, Mr Robinson's career was forever altered, for both good and ill, by one extraordinary stroke of luck.

Of the 60 "most visible" companies nominated based on their reputation (both good and bad), only six met the standard of 'excellent.' Think about that for a minute.

That is both good and important news.Poland's few thousand practising Jews are a sliver of a pre-war population of 3.5m.

However, in most states, the majority of funding to public schools actually comes from the state government and policy -- both good and bad -- is created by all three levels of government and imposed upon public schools.

Is it that one thing cannot be both good from one perspective and evil from another?

My boyfriend at the time thought a place near my apartment called Island would be good, since both he and two roommates would be three blocks away.

The second is that higher education, especially from a public university, is both a private good and a public one.

Both the good and bad news about "In One Person" is that it strongly recalls the most popular of these books, bears and wrestling and all.

It was both a good year and a bad one for conspiracy theories and theorists.