Sentence examples for but also in spaces from inspiring English sources

One of the largest emerging fan demographics -- online but also in spaces like RuPaul's DragCon -- are young, teenage girls.

Some years later the Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell proposed that the fundamental effect of changing magnetic flux was the production of an electric field, not only in a conductor (where it could drive an electric charge) but also in space even in the absence of electric charges.

Node mobility encourages spectrum utilization variation not only in time domain but also in space domain.

First we introduce a new localization principle that localizes not only in the time-dilation parameter but also in space.

This methodology is important not only in generic research of aerospace engineering but also in space sciences in order to help space researchers to characterize more globally their experiments.

The physical occurrences are happening not only in space but also in space and time, and the world is spread out not as a three- but a four-dimensional continuum.

This is a serious situation since dynamic wetting controls processes of interest not only on Earth but also in Space, where the location and movement of fluid in gas-liquid tanks is completely determined by the wetting behavior of the system.

Therefore, co-evolutionary selection processes should vary not only in time but also in space, and different specific MHC alleles should have an advantage in different environments [ 34].

In particular, use of registration techniques that are not only nonrigid in time but also in space [ 21, 22] could likely improve our mosaic reconstructions in cases where the spatial motion of the embryonic heart is not conserved from one heartbeat to the next.

Therefore, in this study, metrics were computed not only in the linear space but also in transformed spaces that provide a more perceptual uniformity.

Teplyaev is trying to extend a basic tool of calculus, the partial differential equation, so that it can describe not only phenomena in ordinary continuous space, but also in a space that is a fractal essentially a lacework filled with an infinity of ever smaller holes.