Sentence examples for do not only consider from inspiring English sources
In this way, the analytical solutions do not only consider the amplitude-time frequency effects, but amplitude-time frequencyeffectsions of axial, hoop and shear strain distribution on tunnel cross-sections.
Thus, we do not only consider cooperative relaying that exploits large-scale spatial diversity but we investigate mainly cooperative relaying, where multiple radio access points form a Virtual Antenna Array (VAA) [45].
fThe protocol names are due to [19, 20], which are the only two articles among references [14 20] that do not only consider the multiple access broadcast (MABC) protocol.
They do not only consider it to be the meaning of life growing by copying and spreading knowledge and information but also its origin, since life began with the DNA molecule's ability to duplicate itself.
They do not only consider it to be the meaning of life – growing by copying and spreading knowledge and information – but also its origin, since life begun with the DNA molecule's ability to duplicate itself.
Peacock [ 26] pointed out that managers do not only consider cost in deciding on service priority but are more concerned whether the initiative is pragmatic and ethical.
The report does not only consider shootings involving suspects.
The model does not only consider the average travel time of trains, but also take the energy consumption and the user satisfaction into account.
In contrast, Online-R does not only consider backup paths of a given (s,d) pair paths but considers the shortest paths used to route demands for other (s,d) pairs.
One of the main outcomes that they take into account is a job-seeker rate that does not only consider unemployed people as job-seekers but also participants in ALMPs, who are often not registered as unemployed in official statistics.
It does not only consider goals that exactly satisfy a user's postconditions, but also goals that are likely to be the actual goal of a user, by accepting states as goal states, that are supersets of the specified postconditions.
