Sentence examples for is not only connected from inspiring English sources

Judith Glover, an illustrator, has managed to divide her north London garden so that each part is not only connected visually to the others but shares common characteristics, so they all remain part of the whole.

The noun is not only connected to other nouns by traditional lexical relationships, as meronymy and hyperonymy, but also connected to verbs [38].

Recently Sęd ak and Wiśnicki [6] proved that under the assumptions of Theorem 1.2, is not only connected but even a retract of, and next the author proved the following theorem [7, Corollary  9].

What if my TV is not only connected to my social graph, but is making show recommendations based on things I've 'liked' or commented on in my social network of choice?

H. pylori is not only connected with gastrointestinal symptoms; in pregnant female, the related antibody can transfer through the placenta into the fetal circulation.

As seen in Fig. 2D, red ECs were found in the rostral most part of the SIV in all analyzed embryos, indicating that the aPCV is not only connected to the SIV, but also contributes to its formation.

"Parts of the Interior Ministry are not only connected with organized crime but also with the former political leadership, which is directing their attacks on the new government," Mr. Mihajlovic said at a news conference.

This is an enormous leap forward when our devices are not only connected but actively accepting input from the world around them.

Using the proposed multiagent system, we are able to uncover the optimal overlapping cluster configuration, i.e. nodes within one cluster are not only connected closely with each other but also with similar attributes.

The objects are not only connected by proximity, they speak to each other.

This way the dancers were not only connected through their partnering and movement, but also through the designs on their bodies".