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This paper describes methods, which allow a realistic virtual prototyping by not only taking the form factor into account, but also the appropriate haptic rendering algorithms as well.

Second, the chapters, by leading experts, also stimulate fresh thinking by not only taking stock of current knowledge but also extending it, identifying problems, proposing fresh interpretations and pointing to unexplored possibilities.

Related scientific work on Twitter includes approaches which measure influence by not only taking followers and interactions into account, but also by analysing topical similarities with the help of a ranking method similar to PageRank.

This new technique is developed by not only taking into account the characteristics of the human visual system (HVS) for the wavelet coefficients but also considering the physical meaning of the coefficients.

The TRIAGE framework provides advanced aggregation modelling capabilities, such as the Choquet integral - a fuzzy integral that aggregates a set of scores by not only taking into account importance factors assigned to individual criteria, but also interactions among subsets of criteria [23, 24].

By not only taking ownership of what you want, but also emotionally feeling and physically sensing your desired reality, you can rapidly move towards any result you want.

Pastor Maldonado of Venezuela beat Fernando Alonso of Spain across the finish line by 3.1 seconds, not only taking his first Formula One victory, but more importantly for many fans, providing his Williams team with its first victory since the Brazilian Grand Prix in October 2004.

The Scots will rightly interpret the course outlined by the Tories as not only taking Britain out of Europe, but also steering England toward a political and social system not like the one preferred by Scotland.

Here is Jeylani Shaykh Abdi, a fisherman in Merca, 100km south of Mogadishu, quoted by IRIN in 2006: "They are not only taking and robbing us of our fish, but they are also trying to stop us from fishing.

Brown, by contrast, was "not only taken completely by surprise by the revelations, but also thrown into a total tailspin" by the Daily Telegraph's decision to focus on him in its initial coverage.

"If Commissioner Almunia thought he got a good deal, he would get it vetted by experts and not only take Eric Schmidt's word for it.