"He responds not only with his eyes, but with a firming of his hand".
Sony has patented a 3D controller for the PS3 and Vaio PCs that responds not only to your wild, flailing movements, but also to your hand grip and applied pressure.
This receptor responds not only to capsaicin but may also participate in the detection of noxious thermal and chemical stimuli in vivo (Caterina et al. 1999; Tominaga and Julius 2000).
For its part, China was quick to respond, not only expressing sympathy for the people it refers to as "compatriots" but also providing $29m in relief funds, prefabricated houses, sleeping bags and sanitation supplies.Yet many people in Taiwan also saw China as the reason why the government had to think twice before accepting help from America or Japan.
It's no wonder that Iraqis have responded not only with hope but with confusion, rage, and despair; the wonder is that Americans expected anything else.
It may be more parsimonious to suggest that dogs respond not only to scent, but to additional cues issued by handlers as well.
It is of interest that internalization of Cat1-GFP responded not only to arginine but also to glutamine and ammonium, although Cat1 is a specific transporter for basic amino acids (Aspuria and Tamanoi, 2008).
If the Sun's coverage of the wheeze suggested nothing more worrying than innocuous hijinx, one might wonder how a fair share of their readership responded not only to the news, but the way it was delivered.
When I asked Motherlode readers how they handled diverging political views in their households, I was surprised by how many responded not only that they didn't, but also that, when it came to marriage at least, they couldn't.
The Realtors association responded not only by lobbying against Microsoft in its antitrust battle, but also by requiring brokerage firms to list exclusively with Realtor.com online.
