Sentence examples for can be either one from inspiring English sources

She can be either one of those things and do it effortlessly".

For an X-matrix (m × n), the largest number of PCs can be either one less than the number of objects (m-1) or equal to the number of variables (n) depending on whichever is smaller.

More specifically, the workload measurement can be either the average request rate or the number of concurrent client sessions observed in every hour; the time interval T can be either one hour or one day (24 hour).

In Montana, it seems, where you can be either one if you say you are, even if you are not.

"Lupita can be either one of two things: a symbol of something that we pray for or the evidence of true change," he said.

The cause can be either one major event or experience, or an accumulation of smaller experiences [ 19].

to two sessions a week for several months and can be either one-on-one or in a group.

Therapy does not have to last a lifetime; it can be brief, usually involving one to two sessions a week for several months and can be either one-on-one or in a group.

The encounters result in a relationship which can be either one-way or mutual.

This effect can be either one-way or two-way streets.

A classical computer — any computer we know today — transforms an input into an output through nothing more than the manipulation of binary bits, units of information that can be either zero or one.