Sentence examples for establish either from inspiring English sources

But filmmakers rarely establish either pacing or unpredictability.

I think it'd be difficult to establish either one of these conditions.

They have failed to establish either presence of identity in Europe.

You need to let it establish (either in your garden or in the community patch), so that it has a good root system to draw on.

"Following the extensive investigations we have undertaken - which Mr Kark acknowledges in his advice - there is not the evidence to establish either misconduct or impairment against any of the doctors.

Each MS is assumed to establish either one real-time or non-real-time connection, and the channel condition is assumed to be unchanged.

Establishing either proposition will take far more work.

He never established either of his breaking balls, and he could not locate his fastball.

The formula is well-established, with the ex-legislator turning into digital tape and money some subject on which they have established either public or private expertise.

I think it is fair to say that the case for increasing returns or threshold effects is not well established either theoretically or empirically.No threshold effects, eh?

This type of communication, called multiple access, can be established either by scheduling (a technique in which nodes take turns transmitting in an orderly fashion) or by random access to the channel.