Sentence examples for but also the capability from inspiring English sources
It wasn't and, actually restrained by mutuality, the Co-op was very poorly equipped to drive itself forward not just in terms of refinances but also the capability of its top management.
Thus, the launch of Sputnik in 1957 signaled not only Soviet technical leadership in a new field but also the capability and extent of Soviet large-missile development and production.
Indeed, hosting cities need political stability, strong leadership, and clear vision, but also the capability to plan and deliver long-term projects.
Accordingly immunological assessment of the humoral immune response should include not only the determination of antigen specific antibody level but also the capability of binding to effector cells.
The end goal is to prepare students with not only the knowledge of PLM but also the capability of problem solving, communication, self-motivated teamwork, and leadership.
In the future, the optimal planning and design of a DH system should consider not only the techno-economic feasibility but also the capability to improve energy efficiency and environment protection.
The fl-FFF method was designed so as to characterize a new membrane performance index (MPI-FFF), which represents not only fouling resistibility of a membrane for a specific foulant, but also the removal capability for the foulant.
We have determined the main performance of the detector block namely spatial, energy, and time resolution but also the system capability to determine the photon depth of interaction, for different crystal surface treatments.
The innovative feature is that not only the kinematic and dynamic properties, but also the navigational capabilities of the air vehicle are taken into account.
A good compatible signal capture strategy can improve not only the acquiring performance of receiver but also the processing capabilities of weak GNSS signal and greatly reduce the consumption of resources.
In this context, "order" is related to not only the spacing relationships but also the sensing capabilities and possible communicative relationships inherent to the two states.
