Sentence examples for reference both the from inspiring English sources

All inauguration ceremonies consciously celebrate, and reference, both the constitution and former presidents.

Even in this latter case, one must reference both the primary and secondary sources so readers can judge the wisdom of relying on the latter's accuracy.

As a reference, both the theoretical limit and the performance of traditional RS-485 bus communication (which depends only on total cable length and not on communicating node distance and is impossible at 10 km) are shown.

Another crossword included the clues "criminal enterprise" and "string of recordings," which could reference both the hacking scandal and the leaked recordings of Brooks' chat with News of the World staffers.

However, with a Jersey reference both the Bayesian methods and GBLUP gave similar (zero) accuracy of Holstein GEBV.

Using the UN guidelines as a reference, both the number of institutional deliveries and caesarean sections were far below what is regarded as adequate in order to reduce maternal deaths [ 8].

We provide a descriptive analysis of each work so as to highlight their main characteristics in the frame of a two-fold classification referencing both the problem tackled and the solution method used.

As a result, the learners create their personal maps by referencing both the resource map and the community topic map.

As the study progressed, we periodically checked the evolving representativeness by cross-referencing both the financial and descriptive characteristics of the study population relative to the historical data.

By returning to the brass arrangements of 2004's Virðulegu Forsetar, Jóhannsson is referencing both the popularity and symbolic importance of the region's traditional colliery bands, while evoking Elgar's distinctive brand of Englishness.

Garbage said they referenced both the title of The Jesus and Mary Chain song "Happy When It Rains" (1987) and Manson's own Scottish psyche.