Sentence examples for term of both from inspiring English sources

It is a term of both endearment and cautious deference; Talabani has a mercurial personality, with extreme mood swings.

Included with this story is a graph illustrating the infrared spectrum (story defines this term) of both ham paste & cream cheese.

Eldred involved a challenge to the constitutionality of the Copyright Term Extension Act (CTEA), which extended the term of both existing and future copyrights by 20 years.

OH radicals which play important roles in chain propagating and main endothermic reactions were used to represent the kinetic term of both oxygen-enriched and air flames.

Significant enhancement in term of both the buckling strength and deformability is observed as the increasing of the plate thickness and the decreasing of the bolt spacing.

Cumulative impacts are presented in term of both a resistant approach where road transport infrastructure has the secondary purpose of flood dykes and, a resilience approach that maintains the floodplain hydraulics through the use of flow through structures.

The financial terms of both investments were not disclosed.

This is a serious question, in terms of both policy and profit.

Best seafood in the world, in terms of both taste and safety.

But in terms of both inflows and outflows its position had deteriorated from a year earlier.

Constructing the optimal portfolio in terms of both performance and volatility is easy, too.