Sentence examples for existing both from inspiring English sources

This week I managed to achieve a first, by existing both in reality and virtual space thanks to the Bridport Literary Festival, or BridLit.

In the quantum picture, electromagnetic radiation has a dual nature, existing both as Maxwell's waves and as streams of particles called photons.

STARTLING as life in the subatomic realm can seem, with particles existing both here and there or darting to and fro at the same time, people have been able to take some small comfort in knowing that the "real" world doesn't work that way.

We also describe the significance of support existing both within and outside the day care community and the success of the development process.

The guideline will be based on a comprehensive literature review and gathering of experience from existing (both onshore and offshore) CO2 pipeline operators.

In the end, we argue that China should resolve the problems existing both in the cores and field space of the institutional and functional spheres, that is, to separate the cores of the institutional spheres and strengthen the unique functions.

Both significantly alter the existing structure; both add roughly the same amount of space.

Both offer improvements on the existing DVD, both have the backing of big film studios, and neither will work in the other's machines.

The characters are all isolated in some way, existing at both a literal and figurative remove from the world.

The museum said it would continue to use its existing facilities, both in Griffith Park and at Mount Washington, for exhibitions.

But it is precisely this – its rich paradox in existing as both foodstuff and embryo – that has allowed the egg to become a cultural marker.