Sentence examples for both trace from inspiring English sources
Alinghi and Team New Zealand both trace their nautical DNA to Peter Blake's 1995 Cup success: Coutts steered and Butterworth called tactics, while the current New Zealand head, Tom Schnackenberg, led the design team.
The SF Gay Men's Chorus and the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club both trace their roots back to this guy.
The forms of these two force fields both trace their roots from the consistent force field of Lifson [18], [23], [24] and co-workers and are similar in construction, but are parameterized differently.
Putin might be right to both trace his heritage back to Stalin and fear the association.
Later the city became capital of the Ammonites, a Semitic people frequently mentioned in the Bible; the biblical and modern names both trace back to "Ammon".
Sri Lanka's Sinhalese and Tamils both trace their origins to migrations from India, and, despite their different languages and religions, their coexistence had previously been untroubled by ethnic violence.
Perhaps because we both traced our ancestries to the southwestern United States, I discovered during my introductory lesson that holding Elmer on my leather-gloved fist came rather naturally to me.
The million-dollar discrepancies that appeared in South Country and North Babylon last month were both traced to errors by the firm, which, before it collapsed, was auditor for 50 of the Island's 124 school districts.
He is thought to have been taken by the Taliban across the porous mountain border into Pakistan, where both tracing him and any potential rescue would be far more complicated.
We evaluate Rappel via both trace-driven simulations and a PlanetLab deployment.
Let (H) be a self-adjoint operator on (L^2(mathbb{R }^d)) and (varphi :mathbb R rightarrow mathbb R ) a convex function such that (varphi (H -varphi (P_Omega H -varphi )) and (varP_Omega-P_Omega varpHi (H)P_Omega ) and both trace-class.
