Sentence examples for in between both from inspiring English sources

But many juveniles adjudicated (a term used in juvenile court to indicate a determination of delinquency) for sex offenses fall somewhere in between, both in terms of ages and offenses.

The shrieking refrains at the end of each stanza land somewhere in between, both in style and in sentiment: "I think I learned my lesson — but you never know!!" I love how "Have a Good Day Sir" bounces, and how tightly the band steers its progression.

Information cascades fall somewhere in between, both attracting the interest of viral marketing experts - who worry about optimal outreach and costs - and collective social action and political scientists - concerned about grassroots movements, opinion contagion, etc.

In between, both in time and space, Albanians were repelled when, on July 31, a Kosovar in the ranks of ISIS, Lavdrim Muhaxheri, posted photographs on his Facebook page of himself decapitating a Syrian soldier.

Place one plain circle of dough over each covered circle of dough, sandwiching the filling in between both halves.

In Manhattan, I'm in between both".

However, texts about these sites demonstrate that this history was framed in terms of Jinan's particular position in-between both the capital in Beijing and Jiangnan and the Grand Canal and Mt. Tai.

Landscape sections sit somewhere in-between, both in terms of scale and precision.

In particular, one of the two epileptic sources (inferior parietal) is retrieved from the 2T-EMD-denoised data while for the same SNR, source localization is misleading for CCA, CoM2, and DWT (source localized in-between both patches or in a remote region).

"In-between" both in the nature of the concert and the people who attend them.

Heteromeric Cx26/Cx30 channels thereby showed permeability properties lying in-between both homotypic channels.