Sentence examples for ranks both from inspiring English sources

Table 3 shows the temporally ranked actors accompanied by their static ranks, and the high-ranked static actors with their temporal ranks, both with lifetime (mathcal {T}=) [2005 2011].

The dispute over the peasant commune divided the ranks both of officialdom and of the government's revolutionary enemies.

The following order ranks both cytotoxic and pro-apoptotic effects of the compounds against HeLa cells: TLTO-A > ganoderic acid T ≈ TLTO-Me ≈ TLTO-Ee ≈ TLTO-Pe.

Aided by the Internet, many more followers could join their ranks, both in the region and in susceptible populations across the globe.

Hollywood has been the subject of criticism for decades about inequality in its ranks, both in front and behind the camera.

Two figures from the N.F.L. ranks, both Southern California alumni, could also figure in the search: the Jacksonville Jaguars' Jack Del Rio and the Tennessee Titans' Jeff Fisher.

This year we rank both research universities and smaller colleges separately (see college ranking here).

Shockey was ranked both among tight ends and all players.

Hence the careful separation of various levels of rank, both enlisted and officer.

In 1969, Billboard started ranking both sides of a single together.

Messrs. Roland Rich Woolley and Joseph F. Rank, both of Los Angeles, Cal., for respondents.