Sentence examples for jointly cover from inspiring English sources

Saussure's structuralism can be summed up in two dichotomies (which jointly cover what Humboldt referred to in terms of his own distinction of inner and outer form): (1) langue versus parole and (2) form versus substance.

Mr. Ranieri and the board's president, Robin Neustein, who is also a senior director at Goldman Sachs, jointly cover Ms. Jaffe's salary out of their own pockets, the documents show.

A partition of X is a division of X into different parts (the so-called 'atoms of the partition') so that these parts don't overlap and jointly cover X (i.e., they are mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive).

This allows the simultaneous identification of multiple and possibly overlapping groups of factors that jointly cover as many interactions as possible.

In effect, an infinite number of overlapping cylinders of different sizes and shapes were obtained, which jointly cover the entire studied region, where each cylinder reflected a possible cluster.

> -wrap-foot> We formalize the basic task as identifying all contiguous non-overlapping sequences of characters that refer to anatomical entities in unstructured text and assigning each such mention exactly one type from a given set of disjoint upper-level ontological categories that jointly cover all targeted entities (Table 1).

Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV was added to standard antenatal care (ANC) in 2000 for Colombians enrolled in the two national health insurance schemes, the 'subsidized regime' (covering poor citizens) and the 'contributory regime' (covering salaried citizens with incomes above the poverty threshold), which jointly covered 80% of the total Colombian population as of 2007.

Highfield believes that he and Harding share an understanding that news should be jointly covered in Britain's towns and cities by the BBC and local papers.

For these reasons, we examined the tracking and ranking of LTL in subjects from four longitudinal studies that jointly covered 6 decades of adult life.

Analysing the gene repertoires of the four largest sources, we found that among the 10 770 genes contained within these sources, only 1413 genes were jointly covered by all four sources, and that more than 4000 were unique to one of the four sources.

The surveys, conducted jointly by UNICEF and CDC, cover four provinces ranging from rural to urban settings: Kabul, Laghman, Kandahar and Badakshan.