Sentence examples for developers not only from inspiring English sources

Therefore, developers not only need to understand how a proposed change will impact the component and product at hand; they also need to understand how it affects the whole product family, including systems that are already deployed.

These data sets are goldmines for AI developers -- not only because of their size but also because of their diversity.

It can tell developers not only how users are using an app, but how they want to use it.

This FriendFeed integration should show developers not only how far along it is already, but just how easy it is to both build on top of, and work with APIs that use it.

It is therefore important for developers not only to engage in constructive peer review, and to draw understanding from potentially different predictions, but also to avoid merely criticising the methods of other developers in order to promote their own method or seek recognition.

The APIs give developers not only access to the Deezer catalog of 15 million tracks and related metadata, but also Deezer's HTML5-based music streaming technology, which can be used without downloading a desktop client (unlike Spotify, until recently).

A committee of residents, including Mr. Lamb, a trial lawyer who moved here six years ago from Washington, won from the developer not only a strict land use plan but also impact fees that pay the salaries of a town manager and planners.

This very pragmatic article describes how the use of a blueprint can help a service developer not only to identify problems before they happen but also to see the potential for other market opportunities.

So the developer not only has to return the money for the sale, but also has to reimburse Apple for its commission.

Very early in the test development process, developers must not only define the construct to be assessed, but also create a validity framework that aligns theoretical and empirical evidence of the test scores and the conclusions to be drawn from them (Pellegrino et al. 2001; Kane 2006).

Countermeasure developers faced not only the technical risk that their products would fail in development, but also the market risk that their products would not be procured under BioShield, even if they were developed.