Sentence examples for matching both the from inspiring English sources

To make sure that there is no systematic error for symmetric histogram matching, both the global minimum θ and θ + 180° should be considered for image registration.

This approach may be useful for engineering a variety of tissues in various structures and shapes, and also to demonstrate the importance of matching both the initial mechanical properties and degradation rate of nanofibrous matrices to the specific tissue engineering.

Mindful of numerous controversies concerning the authenticity of fossils found in China, the team verified that the fossils really did come from the Tiaojishan Formation, matching both the geology of the slabs as well as Jurassic invertebrates also found in them.

In addition, the 629 subtracted library included one sequence matching both the NCTC11168 gmhA gene (from PR4) and a polysaccharide-related protein (SSH629-21).

We envision that a method marrying the two that proceeds by matching both the measured magnitude and frequency of the noise to models of pairwise components combinations will capitalize on the strengths of both approaches.

Small RNA sequences were extracted from raw reads matching both the last 7 nt of the 5'-adaptor and the first 7 nt of the 3'-adaptor as described by Moxon et al. [ 23].

So the combination of eat/sweet matches both the "ee" sound and the "t" sound.

The result ended Cambridge's three-month wait for a home win and as both Cheltenham and Tranmere lost their respective matches, both the U's and Mansfield are assured of their League Two safety.

Period paintings of men and horses, cattle and land match both the action and the respectful solemnity of the prose.

For the promotion in Paris, Mrs Lauder had bought up all the pinks in the city to match both the perfume boxes and the book's cover.

The scale of his playing, meanwhile, matched both the gracefully Mozartian Second Concerto and the energetic grandeur of the Fifth – a work whose bold and heroic manner inspired a notable sequence of great piano concertos throughout the entire Romantic era.