The interconnecting network of capillaries into which the arterioles empty is characterized not only by microscopic size but also by extremely thin walls only one cell thick.
We are about to enter the land of the Trump Administration, which is likely to be characterized not only by a lack of transparency, in the closed-door sense, but by outright lies.
All are characterized not only by generous welfare and maternal leave provisions, and infant care systems, but also by high levels of sexual equality as measured by incomes and social position.
The earliest settlements were characterized not only by the domestication of barley and sometimes wheat but also by the absence of pottery and of domestic animals other than the dog.
Psychologists have long recognized the Duchenne smile (named for the French neurologist Guillaume-Benjamin-Amand Duchenne [1806 75]), a sincere and spontaneous smile that is characterized not only by the stretching of the mouth but also by the elevation of the cheeks and the distinctive contraction of the muscles around the eye.
Each mode, however, is characterized not only by its finalis but also by a unique recitation tone, tenor or confinalis the upper fifth for authentic modes and the third for plagal (except where other considerations, such as the avoidance of intonation problems, prevail).
The so-called Gründerjahre, or years of expansive commercial enterprise during the late 1860s and early 1870s, however, were characterized not only by railroad and industrial expansion and the growth of the capital cities of Vienna and Budapest but also by reckless speculation.
The area is characterized not only by water scarcity but also by poor water management practices.
Cells of hepatocellular cancer are characterized not only by altered structure, but also by pathological metabolism.
For discontinuous processes, the design of water systems is characterized not only by flowrate and concentration, but also time.
