Sentence examples for both the influences from inspiring English sources

To consider both the influences of the noise and the biases, the mean-squared errors (MSEs) of different network and user parameters are studied analytically employing both the ZTD estimation strategies.

We then develop a formula for the mean convective heat transfer coefficient for the human body in the outdoor environment that can evaluate both the influences of velocity and turbulence intensity of the wind on the human body.

1938-41), a small, dark-hued painting with a skeleton as its central motif, both the influence of Orozco and some of the turmoil of the moment.

For male victims, both the influence of MCS on PCS and the influence of PCS on MCS is 1, which indicates that they have the same degree of influence.

For jet spacing equal to twice the jet diameter, both the jets influence each other.

They reflect both the influence of the Queens and Bronx Democratic organizations in securing Mr. Miller's unanimous election and that of longtime allies on the Council, Democrats said.

In her book "Politics and Money," Ms. Drew gained access to both the influence peddlers and the politicians and offered fresh and deep insights into their elaborate minuet.

To achieve the highest possible deposition efficiency we investigated both the influence of different micronization techniques and different inhalers.

The concept of secular government as expressed in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution reflected both the influence of the French Enlightenment on colonial intellectuals and the special interests of the established churches in preserving their separate and distinct identities.

Her early works, with their expressive dissonance, inventive counterpoint and sharp rhythmic edges, reflect both the influence of her teacher, Roger Sessions, and the practical demands of writing for modern dance groups.

Our technique is evaluated over four scenarios designed to investigate both the influence of the contours included in the training set and the considered number of contours.