Sentence examples for it describes both from inspiring English sources

It describes both, how these advances have improved pilot performance, and the emerging challenges that resulted.

It describes both the main catalytic reaction steps and side processes involving changes in the catalyst state.

It describes both the uniaxial and the strain-reversal tests, by evaluating separately the kinematic and isotropic contributions to strain hardening and using an appropriate mixing law.

It describes both public- and private-sector responses, considers how to improve the way scientific findings are communicated, and evaluates the real risks both to vulnerable developing countries and to particular areas of the United States.

It describes both the method of neocosis, a slapstick 'anti-mirror' of the neocon revolution, and also the methods of its targets, whose real viciousness is generally disguised in familiar images for family viewing.

It describes both the risks of terror attacks on American forces inside Iraq if an invasion occurs and the danger of similar attacks on troops already massing in the region.

This word is not precisely definable, for it described both a social group and a state of mind.

Stanley B. Greenberg, a Democratic pollster, said it described both the status of the country Mr. Obama inherited as well as where he wanted to take it.

In other words, it's become so broadly defined that it arguably describes both of the major political parties in America.

In it, she describes both her initial reaction to having her privacy invaded, and also the ongoing trauma that the incident has caused her.

It also describes both the extent to which the practices are being implemented in colleges -- and the extent to which students are actually experiencing them.