Sentence examples for not only corresponds from inspiring English sources

Gaukroger suggests that despite this apparent denial of paternity, Descartes not only corresponds with Francine, but in 1637 brings her and Helene to his new home at Santpoort or Egmond-Binnen (Gaukroger, pp. 294, 332).

Further analysis on sequential knocking combustion demonstrates that knocking intensity not only corresponds to the initial auto-ignition events induced by thermal inhomogeneity, but also to the subsequent interactions of flame front propagation, as well as AI spots initiation and pressure wave generation.

The latter not only corresponds with decreased blood pressure and heart rate, but is also the body's healing mode, shifting energy from short-term survival to nourishment and regeneration.

According to Flögel et al (2005), lack of Mb in the heart of knockout mice leads to a biochemical shift in cardiac substrate utilisation from FA to glucose oxidation, which, not only corresponds to an adaptive reduction in O2 consumption for the equimolar production of ATP but also implicates the protein in providing FA substrates for the mitochondrial β-oxidation breakdown in vivo.

By means of this automatic process, standardized courses not only correspond to the SCORM standard but also arrange adaptive auxiliary materials dynamically.

TSQ staining was found to not only correspond very well with previous studies of Zn2+ visualization in the brain, but improved on earlier histochemical methods by combining the sensitivity and resolution of silver-amplification methods (i.e., Timm's stain) with the specificity of dithizone.

The Four assistive services provided are: 1) wandering at night, 2) showering for too long, 3) leaving the wash-room tap on and 4) toilet fall detection, which not only correspond to actual needs for our residents but also represent dangerous situations when they are in dark or wet environment, and increases the likelihood of a fall.

Napster argues that in some cases the song files not only do not correspond to the song, but may correspond to works not owned by the major record labels.

We note that not only these points correspond to those end-member mechanisms, since they are distributed in three dimensions.

The caricature corresponds not only to the artist's character portrait but also to the scientist's diagrams and charts, which emphasize the relevant features and leave out the rest.

The Candy Cane dance in Act II was his memory of the dance he himself had performed in 1922 in Petrograd, Russia (the former and present St . Petersburg, and it corresponds not only to descriptions of this dance at the ballet's 1892 premiere but also to the choreographer Marius Petipa's original 1891 plan for the ballet, in which this dance was to be "avec cerceaux" (with hoops).