Sentence examples for concept for both from inspiring English sources

Giving many Americans the same coverage as members of Congress is a politically potent -- and potentially appealing -- concept for both lawmakers and the people they serve.

It's a vague, elusive and problematic concept for both, since they've lived for the last 100 years without clear boundaries, with constant invasion, each within, on top of, over and under the other.

This study evaluates the ship of opportunity (Ferrybox) concept for both sustained monitoring of UK shelf sea waters and numerical model validation.

Generals Mattis and Petraeus have worked together before, in writing the military's manual on counterinsurgency, which has become the guiding concept for both wars — and for which General Mattis rarely gets credit.

As a solution concept for both G ( a ) and G ( b ), we focus on the notion of NE [6], which we define, using our notation, as follows.

The system value UB concept for both the non-SIC and the SIC-based receivers will be presented in Section 5.

Terroir in the Lower Hunter Valley – a prominent wine-producing region of Australia – is an appealing concept for landowners both in terms of enabling strategic land management and for positioning businesses favourably in a competitive consumer market.

The course presents and integrates the basic concepts for both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems.

The role of the Council on Science and Technology was to formulate the concepts for both the course and the StudioLab space and to bring those ideas to reality, said Evelyn Laffey, the council's senior associate director.

Here, using just the noun terms generates the same concepts for both the texts, as both of them contain the noun terms "people and apple" but the context of these two texts are completely different.

For the applications reviewed here, REFERs are useful concepts for both wild-type and mutant oligomeric receptors.