Sentence examples for but also define from inspiring English sources

Material objects are not only freighted with personal and cultural meaning but also define us: an email is "Sent from my iPad", rather than the sender.

Likewise, (Leach et al., 2014) find that, depending on their content, policies not only regulate access to a network but also define their functions, tasks, and responsibilities.

The conventions not only deal with the treatment of civilian populations during international armed conflicts, but also define in strict terms both the rights of prisoners and the obligations of the nations detaining them.

It would be a reminder that in every corner of sport there is ample reason to believe in the emergence of certain performers who can not only outstrip all their rivals but also define all over again the separation between players who can achieve great success and those who refuse to believe that there are limits on their powers of expression.

These so-called BIM models do not only include a CAD-based representation of geometries, but also define semantical layers.

The Buda and the Pest sides not only give Hungary's capital its name, but also define the varied lifestyles and character on each side.

Stereochemistry limits but also defines proteins, as conformational constructs stereospecific for poly-l structure.

Amartya Sen, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, maintains that Mr. Galbraith not only reached but also defined the summit of his field.

Setup planning not only determines features must be machined in each setup but also defines locating datum for each setup.

A spreadsheet not only holds tables of data but also defines relationships among their rows and columns.

To him, learning not only broadened his knowledge and deepened his self-awareness but also defined who he was.