Sentence examples for defining not only from inspiring English sources
Over time, I've become painfully aware that there are decisions being made outside of my community that are defining not only my business, but the entire reef tourism industry and our children's future.
Metadata plays a critical role in defining not only the characteristics and rules for data at rest sources but also those of data in motion as messages.
TAL allows for defining not only common design patterns but also a series of constraints on their uses, as is discussed extensively in the next sections.
This provided a basis for defining not only the position of the Landolt C (as in within-sensor registration) but also the location, size, and proportion of the stimulus in relation to the image frame.
Therefore there exists the possibility of defining not only a generic reference group for the whole workshop, but also to establish reference groups for each period of activity in the workshop, which could then be compared to known signatures of other workshops in the same region.
This environment-based information was important in defining not only the appropriate heuristics to be used, but also the saturation point.
Nations are, Ernest Renan wrote, defined not only by what they remember, but also what they forget.
The international community is defined not only by what it is for, but by what and whom it is against.
The truth is, all-time greats like Federer are defined not only by their gifts but by their arrogance.
At one point, partners are exchanged and distinct relationships are defined, not only among the different couples but also in duets danced by the same pair.
