Sentence examples for is represented by both from inspiring English sources

Sterling is represented by both Rob Segal and Aidy Ward.

The outsider artist Moondog is represented by both a life-size model (he resembled a "Lord of the Rings" wizard), and one of his sound scores.

The knowledge in the system is represented by both a semantic network and rules.

This trend indicates that a reasonable relationship between the volume of material disrupted by an explosion is represented by both the crater volume and the ejecta volume in single explosion cases.

This contrasts with the memory pattern which is represented by both accuracy and variability changes, that respectively modify horizontal position and slope (or shape) of temporal response curves.

The most important prognostic factor for survival after rectal cancer surgery is represented by both distant metastasis and lymph node involvement.

You could, for example, be represented by both the GMCA and Wigan council.

Seventeen sculptors, painters and collagists are represented by both large and small works.

Gadiforms are represented by both shallow-water and deep-sea types.

In a format that departs from convention, traditions are represented by both pieces made for use and pieces produced as decorative works for collectors and dealers throughout Mexico.

But he said he remembered Ms. Bryant explaining that it was important for black people to be represented by both parties and that she wanted to "promote or offer the insight of the black community into the Republican Party".