Sentence examples for description not only from inspiring English sources

It is also a fine description not only of the actor's job, but of the orator's.

Which is, after all, a good description not only of the writing process but of the main ingredients of this story -- gossip, marital distrust, village superstition, persuasion and pipe dreams.

Louis de Broglie, a French physicist, proposed a way out of the dilemma: accept the wave particle dualism as a description not only of light but also of electrons and other entities previously assumed to be particles.

This device description not only contributes to the service discovery, but also facilitates the content adaptation in the CASSF.

The semantic description not only presents the basic properties of physical devices, but also describes the available services hosted on those devices.

An important challenge is to provide an opportunity of obtaining hydrodynamic and mass-transfer correlations, necessary for the process description, not only from the experimental measurements, but also directly from the CFD simulations.

The other half comes from his sparkling descriptions not only of newspaper office denizens but of the tricks of their trade, presented in language that is smartly satirical yet brimming with affection.

As noted in the beginning of this article, the Russellian account of descriptions not only offers a quantificational as opposed to a referential account of descriptions, but it packs three different claims into the analysis of descriptions: an existence claim, a uniqueness claim, and a maximality claim.

Truly effective job descriptions not only provide job seekers with clear information about the role and the company, but they also encourage them to apply for the job.

In SBML format, models can capture details of biochemical process descriptions, not only protein protein interactions.

That description includes not only the marathon, but also another dozen of the Road Runners' events run on city streets.