Sentence examples for both of which constitute from inspiring English sources

The resulting films consist of self-assembled alternating dark and bright layers, both of which constitute a period.

Areas with 12 18 % slope (slightly steep) and greater than 18%% slope (steep slopes) cover area of 517.19 and 264.1 km2, respectively, both of which constitute less than 1%% of the total area.

This measure subtracts a 0-to-10 "Autocracy" score from a 0-to-10 "Democracy" score (both of which constitute indices of institutional features), resulting in values ranging from − 10 to 10.

At the time of the riots Naroda Patiya and Naroda Gama suburb 1 km from Naroda Patiya; both of which constitute the municipality of Narodalocated in Gujarat's largest city, Ahmedabad, had around 2,000 daily wage-earning Muslim inhabitants, and many immigrants from Karnataka and Maharashtra.

However, characteristics of the caregiver, child, regimen, clinic and social context affect clinic attendance and medication-taking, both of which constitute adherent behaviour.

Interestingly, they found no convincing evidence of improved diagnostic accuracy or reduced total examination times, both of which constitute the most commonly used arguments put forward by 3 T manufacturers.

People leave cities to escape taxes, for safer and better schools, more privacy, bigger homes, parking -- all of which constitute their version of the American dream.

The phasianids, the 178 species of which constitute by far the largest family, have nearly the distribution of the order.

The administrative structure of Greater London includes 33 separate boroughs, 14 of which constitute Inner London and the others Outer London.

Natural wood contains a multitude of parallel, tube-like cells, the walls of which constitute the major part of the material.

substantially all of the activities of which constitute elements of a process of experimentation for a purpose described in paragraph (3).