Sentence examples for twin emphasis from inspiring English sources

Not only has the twin emphasis on quantitative methodology and vocational instruction failed to achieve genuine educational breakthroughs; but it has apparently had deleterious effects.

Our central argument is that a twin emphasis on "case management" and "place management" may provide the pillars needed to move upstream and strengthen interventions along a continuum of engagement.

And the restaurant's twin emphases are its terrific wine list and formidable selection of charcuterie.

Buddhism, with its twin emphases on impermanence and dependent origination, is arguably the most sophisticated ancient form of process philosophy.

Despite the hopes of modern "liberals" and "conservatives," these universal twin Catholic emphases never really change, because they are too firmly — indeed, unmistakably — rooted in the teachings of Christianity's founding texts and earliest traditions.

Empty state coffers in stricken countries, twinned with an emphasis on austerity rather than stimulus spending, threaten to crimp Poland's growth as well.

We also present relevant microstructural descriptors with emphasis on twin related domain statistics to recrystallization phenomena in grain boundary engineering materials.

Here, for the first time, detailed transmission electron microscopy characterization of dislocations within the twins themselves – with an emphasis on the question of their origin – has been performed for pure Zr samples compressed to ∼4% at 77 K.

His emphasis on the twin issues of tax cuts and taking federal money away from failing public school districts served not only to distinguish him from Senator John McCain, his Republican rival for the nomination, who also returned to the state today, but also from Vice President Al Gore, whom he said he expected to face in November.

These stories haven't dated well (for one thing, the repeated emphasis on the twins' "perfect size six" figures is grating) but they still offer some fun twin hi-jinks.

It therefore appears that the basic models for deformation twinning should be extended with particular emphasis on the role of grain-boundary sources in nanocrystalline materials.