Sentence examples for both the concepts from inspiring English sources

Both the concepts and the applications of color flow and spectral Doppler are introduced.

Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook as companies may not be around forever, but both the concepts of ephemeral and permanent sharing have a healthy future.

They include both the concepts (e.g., identifying characteristics of species) and operations (e.g., performing steps in science, performing mathematical operations).

Thus, if Simmias is thinking about Socrates, a quality of Simmias corresponds to both the concepts 'thinking of' and 'thought about'.

The h p version of the finite element method marries both the concepts of the conventional h-version and the p-version.

This paper presents a concept of advanced nanolaminated PVD coatings combining the advantages of both the concepts of carbon-based nanocomposite coatings and those of multilayer coatings.

Both the concept and the relatively heavy text are over the heads of most toddlers.

It also includes electronics and video, as well as static media like photography and drawing, examining both the concept and the creative application of movement.

And The Washington Post reported that e-mail from the company's chairwoman, Patricia C. Dunn, cited Mr. Hurd as "fine with both the concept and the content" of the software tracking effort.

Greece is now firmly part of Europe (both the concept and the continent), while that former Persian stepping stone is now known as Turkish Thrace [7].

Both the concept of the gene and the discovery of matter known as DNA were 19th-century developments, but even in the mid-20th century they remained "orphans of their science".