Sentence examples for is decided not only from inspiring English sources

For quality control, the best mode is decided not only by RD competition but also by a quality threshold.

As described earlier, the reflectance is decided not only by the height of the SAS, but also by the period and taper angle.

A two – level game theory model was designed in which the payoff of a parasite is decided not only by alternative parasite strategies but also by alternative host strategies and vice versa.

The fly, however, is deciding not only whether what it is landing on is the right flavor to feed on, but also how suitable it is as a material for laying eggs, Dr. Grimaldi said.

The America's Cup match, like any regatta, will be decided not only by how well each crew sails, but by two critical items known as speed and smarts.

Different from the ERA scheme in (15), the powers of S1 and SR i are decided not only by the QoS requirement of PU and the average channel gain of the links from PT to PD and from itself to PD but also by the instantaneous channel gain of the secondary link.

The midterm will be decided not only by who does a more effective job of mobilizing the base — Trump or the progressive coalition working to elect Democrats.

These levels were decided not only based on reaction system characteristics, but also based on economic and practical factors.

While an inconvenience for most districts, the date change has proved to be a costly and potentially worrisome predicament in New Rochelle, where voters are deciding not only on a school budget, but also on the fiscal future of the city's library.

The economic stakes in the dollar crisis are high: The new Administration will be deciding not only the value of the dollar and the corresponding price of commodities but also whether diminished U.S. wealth and global influence caused by the dollar's devaluation are temporary or permanent.

"It was the broadcasters that decided not only to include the Greens, but they then decided to include Plaid Cymru from Wales and the SNP from Scotland and I think the Labour Party and myself both made the point that you can't have one part of the UK - Scotland or Wales - without having another part - Northern Ireland.