In fact, Powell has a measure of both.
A monk, briefly appearing before Moroni, gives a faint half-smile, the measure of both his shyness and his daring.
Bringing in the dollar will import a measure of both stability and credibility, and curb inflation.
It is a measure of both how often a team gets to the line and how often it makes them.
A cubic foot equivalent is a measure of both natural gas and oil, with the amount of oil converted to its equivalent in gas.
Alongside, but not instead of, jokes about toilet paper, because when it comes to making people laugh, we need a reasonable measure of both mental health and scatology.
It hardly gives viewers the full measure of both masters' boldness when they shed the burden of convention that so heavily weighed on officially approved subjects.
The new research — reported in three papers posted online on Wednesday in the journal Nature — provides some measure of both, some experts said.
It shows a bump, over theoretical calculations of cosmic ray intensities, at energies of 500 billion to 800 billion electron volts, a measure of both energy and mass in physics.
JNR According to Professor Amanda Vickery, the British obsession with property has its roots in the Georgian era, when the home first became the measure of both status and quality of life.
Their silence is a measure of both the macho culture of football and, people close to the quarterbacks say, the fear that talking publicly about their concussions makes them even more vulnerable to defenders.
