Sentence examples for neither aspect from inspiring English sources

6th century) stressed neither aspect of the Last Supper to the exclusion of the other, but thereafter the East generally favoured compositions emphasizing the symbolic aspects of the event, and the West favoured those emphasizing the narrative.

Has wearing a convict's stripes helped the leopard change his spots or is Gekko the same old beast he always was? "It's not about money, it's about the game," Gekko says and neither aspect of the film's dramatic thrust helps us understand the nature of capitalism or its current crises.

The Ideas, however, fit neatly into neither aspect.

Neither aspect nor the incident pulse density were significantly related to GRper using simple linear equations (Table 2) or more complex forms with curvilinearity (data not shown).

A Bayesian probability model based on combinations of elevation, slope, aspect, and wetness indicates that elevation exhibits the closest relation to landsliding, followed by slope; but that neither aspect nor wetness index values help in prediction.

Bullen and Langan were influenced by the American television series Thirtysomething and the film When Harry Met Sally; the stories were funny and dramatic but neither aspect was "ghettoised".

It is based on food quality and does neither consider quantitative aspects, nor does it take into account the need to match the animals' energy requirements (e.g., [45], [46]), specific mineral needs [47], or avoidance of plant secondary components [48].

Interestingly, neither haemorheologically relevant aspects nor cardiac output and central venous pressure correlated with the achievable Qa via the femoral vein access.

Thus, neither the institutional/formal aspects of religion nor one's personal religious activities and religious coping mechanisms appear to influence perceptions of overall health among resident physicians.

28 29 Despite this complex interaction of factors in NSCLBP, with many of these factors being potentially modifiable, most current interventions neither target multiple aspects of an individual's pain experience nor individualise the targeting of such factors for each patient.

A similar pattern has not been previously described in CD and we did not found comparable aspects neither in the control group of CD patients nor in the ultrastructural examination of about 150 subjects (personal files).