Sentence examples for but also jointly from inspiring English sources

Coins were struck not only by single towns but also jointly by alliances of towns (homonoiai).

Today, alliances not only share revenue, routes and marketing, but also jointly recognize a passenger's frequent flier status.

It becomes then necessary to employ proper resource management policies, not only for communication resources but also jointly for computing resources, in the design and development of such WSN-based applications.

After a short illustration of the Flickr dataset we use and of the ground truth we extracted to validate our socio-topical metrics (Section 4), we present the results of the application of the metrics, identifying different classes of Flickr groups with respect to the three dimensions considered in separation but also jointly (Section 5).

We conclude that clinical management and decision making in MPM will continue to rely on patient preferences and consideration of multiple prognostic variables that independently, but also jointly, predict survival.

The hypothesis of optimal conditions should be lifted, and more realistic conditions should be entered in the model, e.g., rush hour, or severe winter weather, and should be considered not just individually, but also jointly.

Physicists from every corner of the universe are not only equally excited about this development, but they are also jointly responsible -- as are the taxpayers in the countries they are from.

Not only are researchers now closely and continuously in touch via email and instant messaging, but they can also jointly develop software, discuss publication contents, compare development strategies, write documents and build databases and knowledge bases.

In my time at Princeton, which was from 2001 to 2007, I had the fortune of working with my adviser, Perry Cook, who is in computer science but also is jointly appointed in music, and professor Dan Trueman who is currently, of course, still here, and they were kind of my mentors, they were my heroes, and they still are both of those things.

Therefore, the formation of deep hydrocarbon reservoirs is not only related to fluid composition and occurrence conditions, but also is jointly controlled by a range of forces including buoyancy.

Mozambique and South Africa are also jointly combating the smugglers.