In some cases, luxury cars can attain not only the volumes of non-luxury cars, but also the same wide variety of configurations and body styles.
5 However, compared to term infants, premature infants are unique in their need to attain not only medical stability but also physiological maturity, including adequate temperature control, cessation of apnoea and bradycardia and adequate feeding behaviour, before they are safely discharged home.
She got away and (somehow) attained not only a new identity, but also ownership of a Paris cinema which is to play host to the premiere of Dr Goebbels's latest propaganda movie, in the presence of the Führer himself.
During the next thousand years, Christian dogma, backed by the threat of hellfire and damnation, attained not only religious, but social, political, and legal authority.
Nevertheless, with the aid of his Dresden-based friend Graf Vitzthum von Eckstädt, Friedrich attained not only citizenship, but in 1818, a place in the Saxon Academy as a member with a yearly dividend of 150 thalers.
The new standards, and regulations to help attain them, not only will clean up the region's air, she said, but will help reduce asthma and other respiratory problems.
Join a laughter or meditation class or a nearby yoga club, interact with people who like you are looking for positiveness and attaining it.This will not only improve your inner happiness but make it more enjoyable.
We must make college practical but not excessively so, lower its price without lowering its standards and increase the number of diplomas attained without diminishing not only their currency in the job market but also the fitness of the country's work force in a cutthroat world.
The first aim of this paper is a generalisation of the results of [1] and [2] to the functions attaining their values not only in (mathbb{R}) but in more general spaces.
These estimates confirm that there is tremendous potential value in patients attaining multiple targets, not only for decreased mortality, as reported previously [ 21], but in reduced hospitalizations, length of stay, and associated cost.
This 'Comparatio' tradition would not only attain popularity in printed works but would provide an alternative model for teaching philosophy and natural science in university settings, where Peripatetic views had long held the field.
