Sentence examples for be described not only from inspiring English sources

Because there is no intermediate unit of which "poor" and "John" are constituents that is itself a constituent of the construction "poor John," the forms "poor" and "John" may be described not only as constituents but also as immediate constituents of "poor John".

Recent results have shown that solar wind turbulence can be described not only as a mixture of inward and outward stochastic Alfvénic fluctuations, but includes also advected structures, dominated by an excess of magnetic energy.

This requires that the process to be controlled must be described not only in terms of controllable active components but also in terms of uncontrollable passive components by using timed transition graphs and algebraic specifications, respectively.

Potentially biasing differences should be described not only statistically but also in clinically meaningful terms.

Eventually, distances between DNA markers need to be described not only by recombination frequency, but also by actual physical distance.

The lesions of atherosclerosis represent a series of highly specific cellular and molecular responses that can be described not only a lipid disorder, but also a highly characteristic process of endothelial dysfunctions [ 22].

Lesley Stahl, one scheduled speaker, is described not only as an award-winning CBS News reporter but also as a mother who managed to "balance work and parenting".

But Bertie isn't even feeling "boomps-a-daisy"; it is part of his charm that his low mood is described not only tangentially, captured in the shape of his "meditative" foot, but through negative inference and euphemism.

The prospect of a "Grexit," once billed as a doomsday possibility for the euro enterprise, is now being described not only as a "possibility" but also as a "manageable" one.

Thus, prayer is described not only as meditation about God but as a step, a "going out of one's self," a pilgrimage of the spirit "in the presence of God".

In description logic-based information systems, objects are described not only by attributes but also by binary relations between them.