Sentence examples for which reveals both from inspiring English sources

Knowledge is defined as that which reveals both itself and another (svaparabhasi).

Billed as a "worst of" compilation, "Speedmouse" brings back several sketches from the brothers' 1999 show "Thwack," which had an extended New York run; among these is Mr. Collins's brilliant, amazed voyage of self-discovery with a malfunctioning microphone, which reveals both the music of his own metabolism and the bizarre conspirators that inhabit his mind.

The analysis involves time frequency image calculation of EMI signals using general linear chirplet analysis (GLCT) which reveals both time and frequency varying characteristics.

Previous studies have shown that the determination of PON1 status, which reveals both PON1192 functional genotype and serum enzyme activity level, is required for a meaningful evaluation of PON1's role in risk of disease or exposure.

We propose here an extension of the Faber Leone Pfeifer semantics, or FLP semantics, for short, to the full propositional language, which reveals both common threads and differences between the FLP and stable-model semantics.

Considering the totality of this low energy agro-system based economy, we simplify many operational variables into a unique graphical solution space, which reveals both reasonable expectations of agroecological EROI performance, and extreme asymptotes, beyond which indicate regions of system failure.

There may be no other way to start being an artist, but as maturity dawns, artists often come to feel ambivalent about their early attempts, which reveal both too much and too little.

Lisa Kudrow stars as therapist Fiona Wallice, who has devised a new, online "modality" in which she hands down advice to clients in sub-10-minute sessions on video chat which reveal both her acuity and her limited tolerance for other people.

NOX storage data, which reveal both kinetic and thermodynamic limitations, provide guidance on selecting the feed protocol giving high NOX conversion.

We assessed drought-tolerance classifications for species, which revealed both consistencies and inconsistencies, as well as contradictions when compared to actual observations, such as higher mortality for drought-tolerant species.

The movie is somewhat based on Dustin Diamond's controversial book "Behind the Bell," which revealed both true and fabricated things about what really happened on set.