Sentence examples for machinery not only from inspiring English sources
Both plays, it should be said, are remarkably efficient pieces of comic machinery, not only as written but also as directed.
In 1970, The New Yorker called him "the one man best able to keep in working order a substantial portion of the sputtering labor machinery not only in New York City, but over much of the Eastern Seaboard".
Taken together these studies demonstrate that manipulating the levels of the neurosecretory machinery not only affects neurotransmitter release but also mitigates kindling-induced epileptogenesis.
Sex chromosome self-synapsis appears to prevent wholesale recruitment of DDR machinery not only in avians and platypus but also therians.
In eukaryotes the mitochondrial Fe/S cluster machinery not only supports the organellular demand for the cofactor but is also required for the assembly of cytosolic and nuclear iron-sulfur proteins.
The mitochondrial iron-sulfur cluster (ISC) assembly machinery not only generates the organellar Fe-S proteins but is also essential for the biogenesis of cytosolic and nuclear Fe-S proteins (Kispal et al., 1999; Gerber et al., 2004; Biederbick et al., 2006).
The machinery has not only given him and the play the right punctuation, the change of pace that refreshes even as it moves on.
The worldwide push behind "High School Musical" is a test for the company's franchise-management machinery, and not only because it requires Disney's disparate fiefs to work together.
The autophagy machinery interfaces not only with most cellular stress-response pathways, but also entails direct interaction between autophagy proteins and immune signaling molecules [6].
Cavitation in hydraulic machinery affects not only the performance of the machines but also shortens the life of components because of the resulting erosion damage.
Detailed knowledge concerning the molecular mechanisms by which the virus manipulates the host cell signals transduction machinery is not only critical to further our understanding of viral replication and pathogenesis, but also guides our efforts to design new and improved therapeutic strategies.
