The size of the military is determined not only to win wars, but also to deter adversaries from starting hostilities.
Frege's explanation of this phenomenon was that, in sentences such as these, truth value is determined not only by reference but also by sense.
He also said it was a problem to determine a danger level for low-frequency radiation, in part because dosage is determined not only by proximity to the source, but by duration of exposure.
Like Bellow, Asa Leventhal is determined not only to call out his enemies, such as Kirby Allbee, the antisemite who haunts his every step, but to resist the paranoia such vigilance breeds.
What we feel is determined not only by information from body senses, but also by information from external senses.
Note that the k '-rank of A is determined not only by its dimension but also the partition structure.
However, the environmental impact of waste material is determined not only by the level of activation, but also the total volume of activated material.
Thus the conformation of the main chain is determined not only by the chemical nature of an oligosaccharide chain but also by its length.
The neural pattern resulting from a perception is determined not only by the features of the perception, but also by the context in which it occurs.
The overall stiffness of the bone fixator system is determined not only by the fixator design but also by the way the fixator is mounted to the bone.
In justicism, the value of an episode of pleasure is determined not only by the hedonic level but also by the recipient's desert level.
