Sentence examples for which encompass both from inspiring English sources

'Smart' technologies, which encompass both 'smart' materials and structures, are creating a sea-change in engineering practice.

In the meantime, the entire provinces of Tafea and Shefa, which encompass both the capital and Tanna, were the focus of the government's immediate concern, Regenvanu said.

Eventually, according to the exhibition, all of these diverse writing systems, which encompass both logophonetic, consonantal alphabetic, and syllabic systems, became known as cuneiform.

In Part 1, the generalized theoretical developments and representations of time discretized operators which theoretically inherit Nth order accuracy for dynamic systems is first designed and proposed which encompass both implicit and explicit unconditionally stable representations of the time discretized operators.

Certain novel ecosystems (particularly those interfacing with modern urbanism) could be viewed as purposefully designed landscapes, which encompass both cultural and ecological values.

He accepted enthusiastically; his areas of study, which encompass both Brazil and the Middle East, speak to our combined interests, and his current research on new forms of militarism and paramilitarism in Brazil aligned with the working group's mission.

Labour's electoral coalition, which encompasses both pro-remain Kensington and pro-leave Ashfield – will be placed under severe strain.

"The solution to this massive debt overhang which encompasses both public and household balance sheets is categorically not more debt," he said.

Specifically, as late as 1988, 15 of the Grievance Committee members of the 10th Judicial Districts - which encompasses both Nassau and Suffolk Counties - were themselves attorneys (while four members were not).

Last fall, the City Council approved an eight-block landmark district, from West 79th to West 87th Streets, which encompasses both Mr. Emery's and Ms. Amato's apartment buildings.

Even if one could adjust for that, however, there is still the issue of the word "football", which encompasses both the world game and gridiron.