Sentence examples for does not only define from inspiring English sources

Such a stack does not only define specific addressing mechanisms based on node location, it also requires additional functionality such as a position service.

Who we are, and what we do, does not only define us in the eyes of those around us, but also determines how we see the world and what it offers us.

American exceptionalism did not only define the US as a special nation among lesser nations; it also demanded that all Americans believe they, too, were somehow superior to others.

Structures do not only define the boundaries of agency, but they are also shaped by it (Giddens, 1984 as cited in King, 2012; Sewell, 1992).

In The Power of the Powerless, Havel didn't only define resistance to dictatorship: he also examined the failings of modern western society.

A developing biological system does not only consist of one defined cell type, but it rather reflects all biological stages between the starting point and the final population.

To identify clones, an algorithm was programmed in Microsoft Excel which does not only check for identity, but allows to define a threshold to account for genotyping (biological, experimental, and scoring) errors (Douhovnikoff and Dodd 2003; Schnittler and Eusemann 2010).

In our analysis we did not only identify the five previously defined subfamilies (PIP, TIP, NIP, SIP and GIP) but also found two previously uncategorised MIP subfamilies; the hybrid intrinsic proteins (HIPs) and the uncategorized X intrinsic proteins (XIPs), a subfamily which we found also to be present in many other plant species.

Our needs and expectations in war take the form of "rule-sets" that not only define how we do military operations but also how we understand our enterprise as a success.

• Purpose not only defines what your business should do, it defines what it shouldn't do.

WND has long promoted the idea that the Constitution's requirement that the president be a "natural-born citizen" -- which the Constitution does not define -- should be defined only as someone born in the U.S. to parents who are both American citizens.