Sentence examples for which emphasizes both from inspiring English sources

One such piece developed by Kinoshita is called Taiko de Samba, which emphasizes both Brazilian and Japanese aesthetics in percussion traditions.

We can't wait for this exhibition-inside-an-exhibition, which emphasizes both the progress we've made and the long way we still have to go when it comes to women in the arts.

The influence of psychosocial factors has been explained in the context of a biopsychosocial model [ 15], which emphasizes both mechanical and physiological processes in the generation and maintenance of pain, as well as the importance of psychological and social conditions for the response to pain and the disability developed by a particular individual.

While we were still in the first grade, he was the subject of a lengthy profile in the Saturday Evening Post which emphasized both his amazing mathematical skills and his all-around intelligence.

Supporters included white, black and Hispanic politicians, as well as Catholic New York, the newspaper published by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, which emphasized both his experience and race, saying that being black was "a not inconsequential factor in a school system with a minority enrollment approaching 75percentt".

"My question to you, as educators, is this: Do you watch over your students, helping them to develop... a spirit capable of seeking new answers to the varied challenges that society sets before us?" Francis draws on traditions of Catholic social thought which emphasize both the products of public work and the process of work which cultivates connection to public things.

The university is widely regarded as the center for modern Orthodoxy, which emphasizes engagement in both Jewish and secular worlds.

Besides, we also use F-measure which emphasizes comprehensively on both precision and recall.

The question regarding Mitchell in his new role, then, is whether the Obama administration will be willing to support him to take a more balanced approach to the peace process, which emphasizes the responsibilities of both parties.

This is also in line with the results earlier obtained by Liljeborg et al. [ 12], which emphasizes the importance of considering both a qualitative (roughness) value and a quantitative (volume loss) value when describing a toothpaste abrasivity.

Thus, the patterns of MDA production as reported by Toufekoula and colleagues might not be extrapolated to sepsis induced by other types of bacteria, which emphasizes the need to stratify both rodent and human sepsis for the underlying pathogen.