Sentence examples for defines both from inspiring English sources

R6RS defines both libraries and top-level programs.

This issue of whom we are at war with defines both of them".

The dictionary defines both "arts" and "humanities" as studies of "human culture"—hence like English literature or art history.

That is, the analyst explicitly defines both the method and solution sequence necessary to couple the models.

Indeed, in many ways it defines both how Britons see themselves and, through the export of its news and cultural programs, how the world views Britain.

And for true political junkies, the choice of a candidate defines both their professional identity and political credo, Mr. Sullivan said.

What viewers did see was both the seriousness and the dry wit that define both men.

Occasional antiques, cheerful Italian chintzes and rug-scattered wooden floors define both public rooms and bedrooms.

These ligands are also well defined both structurally and functionally.

The infrastructure for communications helps to define both the content and the limitations.

Workaround; set a larger.duration and explicitly define both instead of relying on the implicit default.