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This illustrates both the preeminence of the University of Paris in the thirteenth century and the increasing internationalization of education in the later Middle Ages in general.

This illustrates both the importance and the limitation of current experimental annotation standards.

This illustrates both the relative strength of correlations for each focus gene and identifies a leading edge of genes with most significant correlations.

As this illustrates, both public-employed and salaried doctors, whether or not they work as doctors in this context, and private doctors who charge consultation fees, run their own private clinics.

This illustrates both the current popularity of hypnosis-based antenatal education sessions and the general methodological difficulty of undertaking a controlled study to evaluate a technique that is popular and relatively widely available privately.

This illustrates both, the utility of using the rGMA as a canonical form for dealing with the optimization of SC models, and the computational efficiency of our global optimization methods specifically designed to take advantage of the mathematical structure of the GMA.

Historian Richard Woodman has noted that this action illustrates both the dominance of the Royal Navy and its high standards at this stage in the war, stating that "The coincidental appearance of four frigates in the vast Atlantic testifies to the enormous resources the British put into the prosecution of the war.

This volume illustrates both, and it shows how, after 200 years, it is still possible to have new insights.

City officials say this agreement illustrates both the effort to create housing affordable to lower-income New Yorkers and the growing potential of the Downtown Brooklyn rental market.

This chapter illustrates both the practical and theoretical underpinnings of e-beam nanolithography in nanostructure science and technology.

This section illustrates both approaches for a typical example of a "revolutionary war" [1] or of a terrorist campaign [45], in which insurgents are engaged in a population-centric war by shattering the confidence of the local communities in their government.