Sentence examples for not only context from inspiring English sources

As a result, I am truly mixed over displaying 'art' on the Internet; it evacuates not only context but the specificity of display and thereby denies the artist any control".

Likewise, the boundary activity of Fab-7 in a foreign environment is not only context dependent, but also varies during development (Gohl et al., 2011).

Bakhtin has identified these distinct orientations to truth as pravda (subjective experience) and istina (objective abstracts): "(p ravda is not only context specific and unique, but also embedded in the actual act of a specific person.

Again, this implies extending our approach of examining emotional crossover by including not only context-specific but also person-specific moderators.

To assess our success in improving not only context-specific qualitative understanding, but also more generalized numeracy, we compared precourse versus postcourse results for each student using the Quantitative Reasoning Quotient (QRQ) instrument (Sundre, 2003), a refinement of the earlier Statistical Reasoning Assessment instrument (Garfield, 1998, 2003).

The disorder may explain that speech characterized by variable productions of the same lexical items or phonological features is not only from context to context but also within the same context.

Again, this conclusion is potentially supported by the literature on moral particularism, which allows that a property's moral relevance can vary not only from context to context, but also in a way not capturable by a general theory (Dancy 1993).

It's not only the context of our thoughts that escapes us.

To fully understand the extent to which physiotherapists in New Zealand are using USI, it is necessary to evaluate not only the context of its clinical use but also the barriers preventing its uptake.

This is because it will not only be context specific and evidence-based, but also because it will draw heavily, and transparently, on existing theoretical foundations and traditions.

By comparing two policy processes and the role of research in policymaking we want to illustrate that not only the context per se is important for the policy formulation and implementation but also the timing.