The instabilities are found to occur not only individually but also collectively among the adhesive micro-asperity contacts, leading to extensive energy dissipation.
Many studies have been conducted on the fields of Building Information Modeling, Lean construction and Sustainability not only individually but also pairwise.
Thus each project in the studio will be not only individually developed, but significantly different in their philosophical assumptions, program, size, relationship to the site and formal ambitions.
The team's quality has evidently shown but did so only individually on Saturday, mainly in Jennings, Rory Donnelly, on loan from Swansea and League Two Player of January, and Jennison Myrie-Williams, signed from Scunthorpe on the other wing.
The exterior has landmark status not only individually, but also as part of the Upper West Side-Central Park West Historic District and a smaller domain, the Central Park West-76th Street Historic District.
I shall present the observational evidence that supports these scenarios, discuss the models, and make the case that recent novae are not only individually interesting, but are laboratories for the study of high mass accretion rate disks.
The data show us every nickel we invest there pays off not only individually for that child throughout their lives, but also collectively for all of us.
FSWT can not only individually represent each modal signal in frequency domain, but also correctly show its details in time domain.
Only individually stained Mark II restorations achieved a mean score below the threshold of 3.5 for all 10 subjects.
Tracking Penalties One season after the N.F.L. decided to grade officials as a crew instead of only individually, penalties have increased.
