Sentence examples for both the basis from inspiring English sources
In the M06-2X calculathens, theffectsts of both the basis set and solvents are considered.
Since the Renaissance, the human body has been considered both the basis of artists' training and the most challenging subject to depict in art, and the nude was the centerpiece of Eakins' teaching program at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
While at the latter place, he had the intuition that provided both the basis and inspiration for his first philosophical books.
It was the first weather model in the U.S. to serve as both the basis for public weather forecasts and a tool for weather research, which meant that research findings could be translated more easily into making better forecasts.
This worked well last year because it allows you to present your idea in a cost effective manner and allows us to see both the basis of the idea and the person behind it.
I also believe we be more transparent about both the basis for our actions, and the manner in which they are carried out - whether it is drone strikes, or training partners.
Despite extensive characterization, robust Mendelian inheritance, and full penetrance, both the physiological basis and the genetic basis for the cerebral pathology are yet to be determined.
For many of these syndromes, both the genetic basis and the cellular processes that are affected remain unclear.
Whether these interventions, designed to promote shared care and other system redesign, fail or succeed will depend on both the conceptual basis of the intervention and the implementation.
In bringing the appeal, the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund attacked the law both on the basis of equal protection and due process, describing sexual intimacy in the home as an aspect of the "liberty" that the due process guarantee protects.
There was ample warning, both on the basis of the specifics of Iraq and the precedent of other postwar deployments -- in Panama, Kosovo and elsewhere -- that the situation in postwar Iraq was going to be difficult and might become unmanageable.
