Sentence examples for they both define from inspiring English sources
Dispersion simulations are a particular important part of these studies as they both define the size of the clouds and give basis for detailed ignition probability modeling.
They both define the antagonists in the narrative as Democrats and everyday Americans versus Republicans and big corporations and insurance companies.
They both define atherosclerosis to be a segmental disease and thus measure changes in the affected segment relative to a proximal or distal segment of the vessel under examination which by inference is assumed to be normal and unchanged [3], [4].
The pattern of DMRs found by both in this instance is likely very congruous, given the similar amount of genomic coverage of their DMRs (see Additional file 1: Figure S4), that they both define DMR bookends by CpG sites, and that they both use a peak-hunting heuristic.
They will both define you," Dern wrote.
Two nations, but they're both black and they're both defined by economics, and never the twain shall meet.
They were both defined by emerging neo-Victorian ideas about women; and they both tactically deployed traditional ideas of femininity, so often used against them, to reach the pinnacle of male-dominated professions.
"Bananas is an extreme version of Carmela, for sure, though they are both defined by their hopes for the future and their love for their husbands," said Ms. Falco, who has the same no-nonsense manner in person as she does on camera.
Like Daredevil and to a great degree in Jessica Jones, they were both defined by Hell's Kitchen.
They were both defined in Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) space and resliced into 3 mm using FLIRT (Jenkinson and Smith 2001).
In contrast, the intraspecific divergence of provisionally adopted ' A. ocreata' EU909446/GQ250405/AY918962 and A. sp. 7 were respectively higher than the cutoff value, but they were both defined as a single species because the two species could not been split into more well supported subclades.
