Sentence examples for capacities not only from inspiring English sources

More importantly, the emphasis is that capacities not only refer to available resources but more crucially to their access.

In our observation, we found that Haier is strengthening its R&D capacities not only through its internal R&D investments, but also with its external collaborations.

While this explains the link between cutoff grade theory and the calculation of production capacities, the majority of optimization models for finding production capacities not only disregards this relationship but also ignores expected variations and uncertainty in metal content or the available supply of ore and waste material.

If situations are generally optimised by national health authorities, they will be conditioned by country capacities not only for human resources, but also for their management.

However, the present study suggests that these capacities not only vary between perceivers but that they also evolve over time: The capacity to attune declines with aging.

A total 190 experts and technicians are committed to helping Nigeria's agricultural sector improve productivity and strengthen capacities, not only of the farmers but also of processors, farm managers and extension staff.

He has the capacity not only to act mind but to convey moral gravity.

The truth is that we each have a great capacity not only for deception but for self deception.

This capacity not only includes a substantial airforce, but also sovereign bases on a sizeable chunk of Cyprus.

"We've shown in the wake of the November elections that we have the capacity not only to make progress, but to make progress together".

These results raise the hope that the human brain has the capacity not only to produce new cells but also to add new blood vessels and strengthen neural connections, allowing young neurons to integrate themselves into the wider neural network.