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This instructive exhibition makes the case that the history of photography was shaped to a large degree by practitioners from Hungary, focusing on five key players; and it functions both as an eyewitness history of the 20th century told through images and the tracing of a brave experimental artistic medium.

It functions both as an important tool in classical gauge theory, and as a model problem for more highly nonlinear parabolic equations (such as Ricci flow or Bryant's Laplacian flow).

It functions both as a donor organization, devoted to maintaining the excellence of dermatology at Duke, and as a means of fostering fellowship among former and current residents and faculty.

El Museo del Barrio, also known as El Museo, is one of the main institutions dealing with Latino art and culture; it functions both as a museum and as a cultural institution.

It functions both as a free molecule and when bound to any of its three receptors.

The key player in this system is transfer-messenger RNA (tmRNA), so called because it functions both as tRNA and mRNA.

The first EvoS program, which started at Binghamton University in 2003, has become so successful in this regard that it now functions both as an undergraduate curriculum program and as an incubator for generating externally funded cross-disciplinary research.

The tome — Publisher's Weekly called it "seminal," "illuminating" and "captivating" — functions both as a start-to-finish reader and as a browse-able first-aid manual to help resuscitate ailing start-ups.

Baz binds directly to Numb to recruit it for aPKC phosphorylation, and therefore functions both as a localization factor and substrate specificity determinant for aPKC in the polarization of the neuroblast division.

Depleted Uranium is especially useful because it can function both as a mechanically useful shell casing, by virtue of its high density, and (once the weapon is detonated) as a fiercely burning incendiary.

According to an interview with The New York Times, when Hinterland creators Ed Thomas and Ed Talfan were pitching the show to S4C they said it would function both as entertainment and as a way to showcase the country's culture and scenery – appealing directly to the lack of Welsh landscape and language on mainstream channels.