Sentence examples for is otherwise only from inspiring English sources

The resulting modified rate equations also account for high power gain saturation effects, which is otherwise only possible through higher-level (1D 3D) modeling methods.

Both species have retained a number of plesiomorphic characters, such as the high number of antennomeres (14) in both sexes, which is otherwise only known from the extant genera Xenismarus Oglobin and Chilomicrus Masner and García.

In March, one day before Japan's devastating earthquake, he was promoted to "representative director", sharing a title that is otherwise only accorded to Sir Howard himself and Ryoji Chubachi, Sony's vice-chairman and a former president.

This adaptation is otherwise only found in falcons.

While it might not be the definitive number, the count will at least help provide a bigger picture of the issue at hand, which is otherwise only gleaned from anecdotal experiences or limited data collected by an archipelago of organizations geared towards helping the homeless.

Jansson, Wessén & Svärdström (1978) comment that the personal name that is considered most interesting by scholars is Ormika, which is otherwise only known from the Gutasaga, where it was the name of a free farmer who was baptised by the Norwegian king Saint Olaf in 1029.

The streams are tree-lined, even in areas that are otherwise only sparsely forested.

The one-step triplex RT-PCR described here fastens specific detection of PVY strains that are otherwise only distinguishable by combined serological and biological assays.

Cost effective computer visualization techniques have made it increasingly feasible to visually represent environmental conditions that are otherwise only represented by abstract statistics.

An iPad, while not too heavy, still weighs about a pound and a half not negligible if I was otherwise only going to carry a magazine.

Not only is he perpetually bumping his head against the roofs of taxis, but his height alarms the young women who are otherwise only too delighted to meet lonely "white men in suits".