Sentence examples for both in concepts and from inspiring English sources

The origin of Earth in its present form has long been the subject of intellectual interest, but since the mid-20th century scientists have made particularly significant advances both in concepts and in measurements.

And it works, both in concept and execution, both as a stand-alone camera and a cellphone companion.

PALM PRE DATA CONSOLIDATION Palm's latest app phones, the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi, offer a software trick that's satisfying both in concept and execution: it consolidates the different sources of your life's information.

With all the talk about selfie sticks in the world of art, it seemed right that an artist would take the subject on — both in concept and in material form.

As they had initially decided not to create multiplayer, Klei clarified on their official forums that they originally had not been "confident that it would actually work both in concept and implementation" but had changed their minds in response to popular demand and bringing in new help.

Marketing and communication do overlap, both in concept and in how they are applied in public health.

Both authors were involved in concept and study design; both drafted the manuscript and revised for critical intellectual content; both gave final approval for submission.

Despite this new freedom, van der Weyden's portraits of women are strikingly similar in concept and structure, both to each other and to female portraits by Campin.

The shows differ in concept and presentation.

To the preceding objection, then, Aquinas says that the alleged consequence would follow only if the persons were the same both in thing and in concept.

While some continued to expand, boasting of unprecedented numbers of participants, the idea of engaging the past to find meaning in the present proved to be a ubiquitous theme, in both curatorial concepts and artistic expression.