Sentence examples for inputs not only from inspiring English sources
These are important inputs not only for new theory building but also for managerial practice.
A biological arm receives countless inputs not only from texture but also from temperature and its position in space.
Both theoretical analyses and simulative verifications substantiate that the tracking controllers based on the ZG neural dynamics with additive input or mixed inputs not only achieve satisfactory tracking accuracy but also successfully conquer the singularities encountered during the tracking-control process.
In that case atmospheric nutrient inputs were considered in the model; such inputs not only further augmented P limitation in the surface water layer but they also increased the primary productivity of the region.
If so it's because they just announced the first instance of a dictionary allowing input not only from the usual suspects – staff lexicographers – but from the public, or to use the pertinent language: the crowd.
There is a growing recognition across advisory systems that identifying solutions to cross-cutting policy problems will require input not only from natural scientists, but also from engineers, social scientists and other experts.
Water is an essential input not only for the human existence, but also for all developments.
Convergent neurons in the TCC have input not only from ipsi- but also from contralateral cervical afferents [16].
Another critical element for the development of this new type of surgery is the creation of appropriate instrumentation, requiring input not only from medical professionals but also from engineers and industry.
The results of sequential extraction and 31P NMR spectroscopy indicate that continuous cultivation with little or no P input not only decreased the amount, but also influenced the structural composition and bioavailability of P in these tropical soils.
Therefore, this work has assessed whether the data mining-based prediction of Vss can be made more accurate by using as input not only the compounds' molecular descriptors but also (a subset of) their predicted Kt:p values.
