Sentence examples for movement for both from inspiring English sources
The versatile director of movement for both operas, Tim Claydon, plays Dante/Donati.
Limits on movement for both goods and labour within the West Bank through roadblocks, checkpoints and diversionswere a critical economic constraint.
Much has changed since the 1960s and as this campaign shows there is a bridge between religious and secular Jews active in the human rights movement: for both, Passover has resonance and meaning to contemporary issues and not least of all slavery.
Being healthy and affordable, they provide a sustainable alternative way of movement, for both leisure and work commuting.
The conflicting movement for both WS and SE is the through traffic from east to west on the major road (EW).
Total development hours for the embedded-system based design of data movement for both of these application accelerators was measured in weeks, and less than a month at a maximum including debug time.
The commission also condemns the almost complete lack of freedom of movement for North Koreans both within their country and abroad, the discrimination of the so-called songbun system, where the state politically classifies people based on their birth and family, and the large-scale abduction of people from other countries, mainly Japan and South Korea.
With experiments, the superiority of the proposed approach over the analytical-based is shown by 30 50% reductions of the IAE values for rail and trolley movements, for both ZV and DZV shapers.
In addition, comparing the features of wind speed and direction with those of soil particles seen in Figs. 4 and 5, the difference in large particle movements for both bays with season is considered to be controlled mainly by the difference of wind speed with seasons.
We demonstrated a consistent pattern in habitat use and movements for both studied species, where they strictly used forests (restored or not) for day roosting, roosting in the foliage of trees located only in secondary forest remnants and restored areas, while restored areas were their main feeding habitat.
(C ) Table of the time to the first appearance of different cleaning movements for both undusted and dusted flies.
