Sentence examples for both ingenuity from inspiring English sources

The subject of the current installment is the English composer Oliver Knussen, whose works, though often harmonically and rhythmically thorny, usually glow with both ingenuity and communicative warmth.

While the lock has been a site of both ingenuity and metaphor in Iranian heritage, it is Tanavoli's sculptures and extensive research that make it so significant.

Managing complexity requires the artful blending of both ingenuity and instinct with the right proportion of rigorous analysis and a well-honed process.

In addition to TGFβ, other central nodes (with both Ingenuity and MetaCore) include MMP2, p38MAPK, NFkB, and RAS, all known to be important in ovarian cancer [46], [47].

Both Ingenuity Pathway Analysis and Literature Lab Analysis identified the Notch pathway as being differentially regulated in low grade and high-grade proneural gliomas.

Another process that is central to the development of fat is tissue remodeling, identified in both Ingenuity Pathways analyses and GSEA (fibrinolytic pathway including matrix metallo-proteases (MMPs)) to be modified by UAG.

"The terrorists and their state sponsors have demonstrated both their ingenuity, and their ruthless disregard for innocent human life," said Mr. Rumsfeld, making his first visit to NATO headquarters since Sept. 11.

The series chronicles the progress of its heroine, the chef Parsley Cresswell, through the worlds of fashion journalism and high-end kitchens, but more particularly the series is a beautiful demonstration of both the ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit required by New York freelance life, and the kind of eccentric undertaking that electronic self-publishing makes possible.

Both the Ingenuity and Pathway Studio knowledge-bases consist of regulatory relationships parsed from MEDLINE abstracts; the Ingenuity knowledge-base also includes information from manually-curated peer-reviewed publications.

Their work takes both time and ingenuity.

The story of shale gas, a form of natural gas, is typical, in that it depends on both private-sector ingenuity and public-sector support.