Sentence examples for implementing not only from inspiring English sources

Sony spent billions developing the PS3, implementing not only the complex multi-core Cell chipset, but also the then unfinalised Blu-ray technology.

For example, the national integrated waste plan for 2007 2015 requires implementing not only measures to reduce generation of the waste, but also recycling and reuse at all levels.

The numerical results presented in the paper indicate that the proposed quantizers are worth implementing not only in view of flexibility in the bit rate choice, but also in view of the significant gain in signal to quantization noise ratio (SQNR) achieved over the one forward adaptive unrestricted companding scalar quantizer.

In this paper, a platform-independent and reusable framework is described which is implementing not only the ECSS-E-70-41A ECSS-E-70-41A ECSS-E-70-41A ECSS-E-70-41Aerprocestandardnication, scheduling and a multitude of tasks commonly performed on-butrd of alsotellite.

When things go wrong, people say, 'Where's OSHA?,' but what do you expect?" In a similar vein, the state's pro-industry Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is the agency charged with implementing not only loophole-laden state laws, but, through grants from the EPA, weakly enforced federal environmental laws, including the Clean Air Act.

The new rookie wage scale, one of the key elements of the newly ratified collective bargaining agreement, was implemented not only to control rookie salaries but to end long holdouts by first round picks.

It highlights how the engineering solutions implemented not only improved the isolation performance but also greatly simplified the assembly, testing, and commissioning process.

A rigorous framework has to be implemented, not only at the level of the space design and staff, but also in the selection of patients and surgical procedures that can be performed under these conditions.

This work paves the way towards the development of a computational protocol that could be implemented not only for rationalizing synthetic efforts but also for design of high-performance organic transport materials.

European Journal of Operational Research 161 (1), 203 223], coupled with the notion that a profit-maximizing dominant manufacturer may implement not only [mS] but also "[pm]"—i.e., using a manufacturer-imposed maximum retail price.

However, an important trend in software development is that more and more software systems are being implemented not only by programmers but also by people with expertise in other domains.