Sentence examples for epicenter of both from inspiring English sources

As someone with a background in both console and mobile video games, I see Cellufun at the epicenter of both worlds.

Texas' Rio Grande Valley has been the epicenter of both the earlier and the latest influx.

Prinz Eugen was moored about 1200 yards from the epicenter of both blasts and was only lightly damaged by them; the Able blast only bent her foremast and broke the top of her main mast.

The epicenters of both earthquakes are located south of the geomagnetic equator.

The epicenters of both events were located south of the magnetic equator, and it is believed that the varying magnetic field inclination might be responsible for the observed north-south asymmetry in the post-seismic total electron content (TEC) disturbances.

Jason is the only person in the world who was at the epicenters of both of these catastrophic events, masterminded (probably) by the same fiends.

The epicenter of the novel, both chronologically and conceptually, lies in the period from 1947 to 1953.

In public remarks over the last few years, Hunter Rawlings, the president of the Association of American Universities, has called Texas both the "epicenter of public debate about the function" of higher education and "ground zero" in a welling crisis.

The city of Constanta remains the epicenter of pediatric HIV/AIDS in both Romania and Eastern Europe.

The Prefecture of Xishuangbanna is characterised as both an epicenter of Chinese biodiversity and rubber production.

Italy remains the epicenter of European handcraft.