Sentence examples for principles both on from inspiring English sources

Clearly losing at Preston North End rarely offers comparison of the super-slick Champions League quarter-finalists but, defeat or not, the Catalan giants of Barcelona are the model on which Swansea's principles, both on and off the pitch, are built.

Our findings shed light both on design principles that underlie the role of stem cells in delaying aging and on evolutionary forces that shape stem-cell gene regulatory networks.

Through incompetent diplomacy and mind-numbing assaults on democratic principles, both embodied in his own doctrine of unilateralism, George Bush has managed to alienate millions of citizens of Europe and America.

There are several well-established methods for defects evaluation based on various principles (both destructive and non-destructive).

Despite based on conflicting principles, both models can reproduce quite well FCG data obtained under quasi-constant ΔK loading, a somewhat surprising result that deserves to be carefully analyzed.

Predictions based on these principles both agree with a wide variety of previous experiments [7], [8] and encompass constellations of ECM properties that had not been explored before.

In all of this, realpolitik and the precautionary principle were both on Obama's side.

Second, in presenting the cost function, we now explicitly mention that fitness of the cell would in principle depend both on the cost of enzyme production, as well as on the benefit derived from metabolized a given amount of substrate (in between Eqs. (5) and (6)).

There has been reasonable progress on those principles on both sides of the Atlantic.

Could it be that political principles on both sides are rooted in ever-shifting ground?

Behind the principles on both sides lie three sets of fears that lend network neutrality its force fears over competition, censorship and creativity.