Sentence examples for both the action and from inspiring English sources
Period paintings of men and horses, cattle and land match both the action and the respectful solemnity of the prose.
It is the blueprint for how to make a Hollywood adventure, and Ford performs both the action and comedy scenes perfectly.
As a result, both the action and the emotional traumas are family/school related as in family breakup and the remaking of "blended" families, or in the sudden death of a parent which allows for a whole new set of opportunities and less watchful parental eyes.
The jury's criticism of the police continued: Once in the police station, where he was losing consciousness, "there was an absence of appropriate care and urgency of response" which again contributed to his death and "both the action and decision of the police to stand Sean Rigg up was unacceptable and inappropriate".
Some questions of probability evaluation of design procedures are discussed through selected illustrative examples of reliability studies, namely the necessity of complex parallel study of both the action and resistance parameters in the specified design criterion.
Children's earliest words for actions usually encode both the action and its result.
A common point of view is the omniscient, in which, in the third person grammatically, the author presents a panoramic view of both the actions and the inner feelings of the characters; the author's own comments on developments may also appear within the narrative.
The weights of both the action NN and the critic NN are directly updated online instead of offline training.
Standing strategies attend to both the action performed and the circumstances in which it was performed.
In the present study, a solitary (unmasked) stick figure was used in both the action recognition and the identification tasks.
The control condition should therefore capture particularly the basic spatial/semantic object analysis processes common to both the action observation and the control condition but not those processes that are specific to the action understanding tasks.
