But, asserting that Mayans today are extinct, as many do, not only denotes grotesque ignorance and bigotry, but it is a rhetorical manoeuvre to validate their exploitation, conveniently transforming them into cheap labour to cater for their billionaire tourist industry.
where X i not only denotes the location of a node but refers to the node itself.
Unlike Western definitions, the Chinese metaphorical understanding of this notion not only denotes this organ as the center of emotions, but also as the center of perception, understanding, intuition and even rational thought.
Here, not only denotes the time-sharing variable but also carries an additional information, that is, the change of the channel that is in use is part of the information transmission.
However, many singular names not only denote, they also have a connotation.
The term Global South does not only denote a region but also a socioeconomic condition.
Technical terms not only denote something determined by their definitions, but they also encompass "a certain specific power, being not only a name but also a slogan", they have "a specific thought-charm".
However, we have to take into account that this estimate might be underestimated because sibship effects not only denote shared early environment, but also genetic dominance.
It not only produces arms denoting members of the ecclesiastical state but shows the rank of the bearer..
Russell's most important writings relating to his theory of descriptions include not only "On Denoting" (1905), but also The Principles of Mathematics (1903), Principia Mathematica (1910) and Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy (1919).
