Electronic music is represented not only by a wide variety of 20th-century works, and not only by serious concert pieces, but also by a substantial literature of theatre, film, and television scores and by multimedia works that use all types of audiovisual techniques.
It is represented not only in classical Christian theology, but also in Jewish, Greek, and Islamic thought.
Among intergovernmental organizations the ILO is unique in that its approximately 175 member states are represented not only by delegates of their governments but also by delegates of those states' employers and workers, especially trade unions.
Future opportunities for the DeNOx technology are represented not only by the development of SCR catalysts with optimised morphology, geometry and mechanical properties, but also by the combination of the present technology with selective and effective NH3 oxidation catalysts.
This act has been represented not only as vandalism but as a shutting down of free speech--one that has been condemned by the administration and news organs.
In Kentucky, for example, the plaintiffs are now being represented not only by Fauver, but also by the Louisville firm of Clay Daniel Walton and Adams PLC, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Stanford Law School Supreme Court Litigation Clinic.
In quantum computing, information may be represented not only as bits of either 1 or 0, but also as superpositioned quantum bits (qubits) of both 1 AND 0. Qubits interact with other qubits by nonlocal entanglement, and then collapse/reduce to specific output states as the solution to the quantum computation.
In the course of doing so, he finds out that his target's firm is being represented not only by Eliot Spitzer's former top aide, but by the former U.S. attorney overseeing Wall Street, who is going four levels over his head to speak directly to the chief of the SEC's enforcement division -- not Aguirre's boss, but his boss's boss's boss's boss.
Notably, a total of seven of these rules were represented not only in the primary rule set of the centers, but also in one or more of the respective pruned rule sets.
Changes in sample composition merely result in a rotation of the "coordinate system" spanning Sn, which can be represented not only by the vectors { G1,..., Gn}, but also by all orthogonal vector systems which can be generated by the rotation of { G1,..., Gn}.
