Sentence examples for terms in both from inspiring English sources
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is the only other scientist among the top ten search terms in both years.
After a decade of stagnation, German property prices rose by 5% (in nominal terms) in both 2011 and 2012.
He served several terms in both the Connecticut House and Senate and worked tirelessly on many corporate and civic boards.
He neglected to mention his terms in both the Assembly and the Senate or his earlier years as a legislative aide.
The enriched GO terms in both genomes mainly fall into the category of biological processes related to metabolism (Supplementary Data 5).
It is proposed to employ three monopole sources in reproduction of diagonal terms in both pressure and velocity matrices.
NEIL GOLDFARB, helpfully both a lawyer and a linguist blogging at LAWnLinguistics, usefully clarifies how specialists think about generic versus trademarkable terms in both of his fields.
Mr. Buffett has moved opportunistically since the onset of the financial crisis, wrapping up deals to invest $5 billion in Goldman Sachs and $3 billion in General Electric, receiving lucrative terms in both cases.
It is shown that phase dependent effects manifest themselves as cross terms in both the dynamic and acoustic portions of the analysis.
For such contact conditions, 50 terms in both Fourier and Fourier Bessel series expansions are found sufficient in yielding converged solutions.
The results allow for the effects of first-order chemical reaction within the solid bodies, and are extended to include arbitrary source and sink terms in both phases.
