Sentence examples for process to both from inspiring English sources

"It's wonderfully complicated because you're building an image," said Mr. Close, who compared the process to both photography, in milking the contrast out of a negative in the darkroom, and painting, in mixing up lighter and darker colors.

The interface design of LMS plays an important role to deliver the learning process to both learners and educators.

Genos is one of those startups using a next-generation sequencing process to both give you a good idea of your heredity on a deeper level and give researchers a crowdsourced genetic map to help with disease discovery.

This paper thus constructs an original MRIO table linking all of Japan's 47 prefectures, using this process to both highlight issues involved with constructing MRIO tables and propose a construction method that is widely applicable in many settings.

Density functional theory (DFT) calculations have been carried out to investigate the ozone addition process to both convex and concave sides of the pristine and functionalized sumanene structures using M06-2X/6-31 + G(d,p) level of theory.

In the 21 June issue of Journal of the American Chemical Society, Angela Leuking, a chemical engineer in the Department of Energy and Geoenvironmental Engineering at Pennsylvania State University in State College, and colleagues, describe a new, one-step process to both produce and store hydrogen.

Environmental exposures can also be used to simplify complex biological processes to both discover unique biological mechanisms and narrow the pathophysiologic phenotype of complex human diseases.

I believe that we must structure the process to maximize both accountability and transparency.

"Obviously, for the peace process to succeed, both Israelis and Arabs need to take bold steps," said Mark Regev, a spokesman for Israel's Foreign Ministry.

It also cast doubt on the legal process to convict both men, which led to a significant public backlash against the state of Wisconsin.

Schumer noted that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R KY) had pledged an "open" process to let both parties offer amendments.