At their best, Steinmetz's photographs not only capture landscape; they transform it.
The finest pale-red books not only capture our cultural vertigo, they also attest to the vitality of literature today.
Chloroplasts not only capture light energy from the sun, but they also have enormous potential as factories for production of transgenic proteins.
The most moving essays are those that not only capture theater's spark to the imagination, but also pay tribute to the people who helped light it.
There's something about the muscular imported Nordic monosyllables that not only capture the appearance of a place, but also the feeling of it somehow.
Mr. Bush clung to Mr. Rumsfeld's misguided idea that a minimal force could not only capture Baghdad but could also hold, stabilize and rebuild an entire country.
The method can not only capture seismic responses along the full tunnel length, but also the detail structural responses of the segment linings and joints.
The results illustrate that the developed NMM can not only capture the entire dynamic process of the rockfall but also locate the keyblock successfully.
Second, individual pre-stimulus irregularity did not only capture low-frequency oscillatory power and influenced the encoding fidelity of presented tones but also biased perceptual decisions.
One important feature of the notch stress and stress intensity solutions is that the current solutions not only capture the singular characteristics as the notch tip is asymptotically approached, but also recover the far-field (or nominal) stress state.
The new features enable the model to not only capture the transition in the yield behavior, but also accurately predict the post-yield, large strain behavior over a wide range of temperatures and strain rates.
