Sentence examples for being presented not only from inspiring English sources

New productions are nonetheless being presented, not only of the best-known plays written after he fled Hitler's Germany in 1933, like "Mother Courage and Her Children," "The Life of Galileo," "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" and "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," but also of earlier works, among them "The Threepenny Opera" and "The Rise and Fall of Mahagonny," both with music by Kurt Weill.

Yet this is presented not only as a critical problem but as a policy failure.

Data are presented not only for the physics measurements but also for all initial and boundary conditions required as necessary inputs to computational models.

Music tracks may be presented not only in stereo, but also in one of the many variations of multichannel surround sound.

Analytical formulations are derived in this paper, and optimum values of the LR circuits are presented, not only in displacement, but also in terms of velocity and acceleration.

These conclusions are presented not only in terms of systems parameters but also the period of the system and the mean values of decaying rates.

Witt's portrait, however, is nuanced: Morris is presented not only as a seasoned hit-spotter but also as a man who took rational decisions in the face of epidemic piracy.

In this work, EC-SOERS is presented not only as an alternative to SERS for detection of molecules but also as a reproducible process that can be used for quantitative analysis.

The results are presented not only in terms of saturations and oil recovery, but also through statistics per flood of the length and type of displacement chains, the pore occupancy and through snapshots of the actual flood distributions (2D).

A schematic map of the reconstructed mountainous landscapes of the Central and Northwestern regions of Altai is presented not only for main stages of the Late Pleistocene Holocene, but also for certain intervals within each.

High performance computational algorithms will be presented, not only from technical point of view, but also to demonstrate that output of these techniques can provide quantitative and clinically relevant diagnostic information.