Sentence examples for makes with either from inspiring English sources

You can also measure the angle that the resultant makes with either a specified vector or the horizontal/vertical etc. to find its direction.

The frequent contacts each copy of the duplication makes with either the chromosome and the F plasmid resulted in an artifactual colocalization of the plasmid with the chromosome, since the contacts within each of the copies cannot be discriminated and are all positioned along the genome (see Figure 1 figure supplement 2E, i and Animation 3).

Some companies offer gutters made with either primary or secondary aluminum.

A popular deviation is the Slim Russian, made with either soy or low-fat milk.

Depending on the wavelength they are focused on, metamaterials are made with either printed circuit boards or semiconductors.

Typically made with either sesame seeds or semolina and sweetened with honey or sugar, this rich, crumbly treat is popular throughout the Middle East, South Asia and the Balkans.

Her flipped version of pesto -- made with either raw or sautéed garlic -- is a bracing and, though no cream is added, wonderfully rich version of the basil archetype.

Single yarns of the spun type, composed of many short fibres, require twist to hold them together and may be made with either S-twist or Z-twist.

It's hard to believe that a pudding as sweet and as rich as this version isn't made with either cream or honey.

His extraordinary puck handling, skillful wrist shots (which he could make with either hand), and legendary toughness earned him the sobriquet "Mr. Hockey".

There are also wraps made with either an oversize pancake or a flour tortilla; the Garden, for example, is filled with egg whites, spinach, peppers, onions and salsa ($7.95).