Sentence examples for not just characterized from inspiring English sources

This country's commitment to equality — and to the promise of a nation that is not just characterized by diversity but also defined by it — is what drives immigrants here and what makes the United States the envy of the world; it's what led my parents to emigrate here from India more than 40 years ago, leaving behind more than I can imagine.

Fluorophores are not just characterized by their excitation and emission spectra, but also by their unique lifetime.

These abilities don't just characterize an outstanding savant such as Temple, but many others as well who are too easily labeled as "crazy". If by crazy we mean people who perceive the world profoundly differently than "neurotypicals," we need more crazies in the world!

To project such impacts, however, exposure outcome associations will be needed, not just to characterize acute heat illness burdens but also to characterize increases in other heat-associated illness, as discussed above.

Note also that 2) above has the conditional explicitly in the scope of the English "ought to be" operator, and this is not explicitly a deontic conditional as just characterized unless we add that it should be read as at least necessarily equivalent to "if Jones does go, then he ought to tell them he is coming".

Given the assumption that the sorting observed in vivo is mechanistically analogous to the one characterized in vitro, one could predict that the behaviour of RoboSD in the embryonic CNS would not be dissimilar from the one just characterized in the COS cell assays.

Scientists have assessed not just which trees characterize a neighborhood, but how good they are as bird habitat.

The combination of the two enables researchers to assess not just which trees characterize a neighborhood, but how good they are as bird habitat, and which birds are using them.

Entropy does not cause the dye to diffuse, rather it just characterizes the number of ways of arranging the molecules.

"I'm not a taxonomist who is going to be comfortable spending the rest of my life just characterizing organisms.

Blogs, as they became a medium unto themselves, have generally been characterized not just by idiosyncrasy, but also by a publishing schedule known only to them.