Sentence examples for not only acquiring from inspiring English sources

China is not only acquiring technology.

Those shelves are always changing, as I am not only acquiring new work but also curating from my permanent collection.

Thus, it appears that H5N1 viruses are not only acquiring, but also losing H2H mutations through reassortments.

He not only acquired and edited books; he promoted them.

Applewhite not only acquired her lingo (resurrection became "beaming up") but converted the cheeriness of U.F.O.

The heir, or heres, not only acquired all the ancestor's property but also his duties.

This process ensures that students not only acquire knowledge, but also the ways of thinking and problem solving in communities of practice.

His next script was not only acquired by Clint Eastwood as a vehicle for himself but also persuaded the star to let him direct it.

I-ESLLE can not only acquire the low-dimensional intrinsic manifold structure embedded in the high-dimensional input space, but also can deal with new fault samples in an iterative and batch model.

The context is considered as the knowledge and reasoning, not only acquired by a human expert but also inferred by our system, which assist in the identification and fusion of events.

Collector Robert Taylor not only acquired a first edition of the Gaelic poem cycle Fingal, published by James Macpherson in 1762 but also purchased a large watercolor by the British artist Richard Westall depicting one scene from this epic.