Sentence examples for both the basis of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"The President has explained his belief that we must be more transparent about both the basis of our counterterrorism actions and the manner in which they are carried out, whether they are drone strikes or training partners," Ned Price, a spokesman for the National Security Council, told HuffPost last week.

Overall, 55 out of 446 (12%) protocols reported both the basis of the treatment effect and its clinical importance, 135 (30%) protocols reported the basis only, and 256 (57%) reported neither.

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.

"I am entirely satisfied, both on the basis of the reports and [the father's] evidence at this hearing, that he has brought no pressure on (the boy) to pursue masculine interests.

The misconceptions are examined both on the basis of fundamental thermodynamic principles and in terms of practical engineering parameters.

Nitrogen depth profiles in steels that were subjected to a nitriding treatment can be calculated both on the basis of precipitation and on the basis of trapping.

We evaluated alternative mixed models with the random intercept, random slopes or both, on the basis of improvements in Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC) and the Bayesian Information Criterion BICC).

These mutations, also associated with increased risk of breast cancer, are both on the basis of HBOC and site-specific ovarian cancer syndromes.