Sentence examples for in both forces from inspiring English sources
El Chapo must have seen Narcos, about Pablo Escobar: he would have seen how the US and Colombian police were portrayed as clean, whereas corruption was endemic in both forces.
Transitional Chinese cities are experiencing accelerated changes in both forces, which may affect various population groups differently.
According to (3) and (4), the forces applied to each region depend on x and y, so that a change in x or y entails a change in both forces, hence a change in the stress distribution on the fault.
The savings involved in both forces using a common aircraft would be considerable, and Blackburn offered the RAF a version of the NA.39 to fit some of the GOR.339 requirements.
The results indicate that the fruit flies are capable of generating sideslip and that visually-elicited turning responses involve a coordinated change in both forces and moments.
AFM has the precision in both force sensing and displacement sensing, although it lacks the programing capability in continuous control of force and displacement.
Influences of wrist posture and humeral abduction angle existed for almost all muscles in both force directions, with interactions appearing in some muscles (p = .0001 .0436).0001 .0436
However subjects were able to gradually reduce errors to a steady level in both force fields and under both visual conditions.
In both force fields, the movements in the visual condition were significantly more linear than those in the non-visual condition (NF: Kruskal-Wallis, Chi-Square(1) = 7.329; p = 0.007) condition (CF: Kruskal-Wallis, Chi-Square(1) = 12.687; p<0.001).
This occurred in both force field conditions but the effect was greater without VFB than with VFB (Fig. 3, d1-early F 1,10) = 6.0 p = 0.03) consistent with feedback correction of initial errors.
As the sequence identity cutoff used here was more stringent than that used by TOUCHSTONE-II, the improvement demonstrates the progress of I-TASSER in both force field and conformational sampling.
