Sentence examples for not only composition from inspiring English sources

In addition, it has been demonstrated that the thermoelectric property of material is not only composition dependent but also morphology dependent [4, 5, 6, 7].

Table 3 lists not only composition ratios (CR) but also particularly large values (> two times) of specialization coefficients (SC) were described in Table 3, because map scales differ substantially (Table 1).

Given the expense and demands of this most extravagant of dramatic genres, the very title of opera composer implies a measure of success - meaning not only composition but also rehearsals, production, and performance, all of which, in Paris, the composer was expected to oversee.

Researchers exploring this newer angle report in EHP that arsenic exposure appears to alter not only the composition of the gut microbiome but also the metabolites it produces.

But it's not only the composition that's painterly; it's also the tactility.

The spring national policy forum agreed to look at not only the composition of the second chamber, but also its powers.

The results demonstrate that galvanostatic method can tune not only the composition but also the morphology of nanoalloys, both being important for nanoscale design of industrial electrocatalysts.

In the later pair, not only the composition but also their palettes of blacks, whites and a distinctive powder blue are startlingly similar.

Its vividness, its visceral impact, and I wondered if it was possible to create an emotional landscape through the artwork itself – to evoke the love and loss contained within the music, not only through composition but through colour.

That individual style came out not only in composition but also in performance: Mr. Taylor's elastic phrasing in "Your Smiling Face" and "Sweet Baby James Ms. Kingng's stretched vowels, sung with her head back.

This article describes not only the composition and features of the upgraded linac, but also how these goals were achieved, by focusing on an optics design and commissioning issues concerning especially high-intensity single-bunch acceleration to produce positron beams.