Sentence examples for transition both in from inspiring English sources
Sage is at the beginning of a transition both in its business model (with the move towards subscription) and management team.
"We're in a period of transition both in terms of relationship between the government and the deep state but also space that it has provided for corrupt practices.
Analysis of crystallization rate according to the extended form of Lauritzen Hoffman (L H) growth-rate theory indicated regime-I to regime-II transition both in pure PET as well as in the blends.
We show that orientationally disordered crystals provide a valuable alternative to the molecular liquid glass formers since they offer attractive possibilities to investigate the fundamental mechanism of the glass transition both in the dynamical decoupling regime (high temperature) and in the deep undercooled situation.
Kiwifruit FUL-like, when over-expressed in Arabidopsis Col-1 under the 35S promoter, promoted floral transition both in inductive long-day (LD) conditions and in non-inductive short-day (SD) conditions (Table 3; Figure 2B).
miR156 and miR172 target DNA-binding transcription factors SPL and AP2 genes, respectively, which control the juvenile-to-adult vegetative transition both in annual herbs [ 57, 58] and woody perennial plants [ 35].
Yet his ubiquitous presence at the hinge of so many career transitions both in the US and – with Blair and others – in the wider world opens a window onto the common interests that people of power share.
It would include serious spending on public infrastructure and a green transition both to modernize made-in-USA technology and to create good domestic jobs.
The formulation is general and can be applied to different catenary configurations or transitions both in 2D and 3D with straight or curved track paths.
You get the impression that Mitchell is at a transition point both in life – she turns 30 this year – and in her career.
The application of TGFβ1 induced tumor cell invasion, accompanied by epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) both in vitro and in silico.
