The diagnostic list for NPD not only describes Trump.
One wonders how valuable it is.The book not only describes the failed-coup fiasco.
Beyond the Farm not only describes this transformation as a national effort but also explores it as a personal journey.
Slaughter not only describes these networks but also sets forth a blueprint for how they can better the world.
XML not only describes the nature of web content, it also provides a way of indexing data.
Spacious, however, not only describes Big Sky country but also alliterates with skies, so she changed it.
If language not only describes but also creates, then, as their vocabulary disappears, so, too, does the empirical world.
It not only describes the materials of colour but also explains colour theories and examines writings about colour, including painters' treatises.
Superimposing the relative humidity and temperature not only describes the suppression of bead formation but also controls the mean diameter of electrospun fiber.
Garff's "labor of love," as he calls it, not only describes the claustral, interlaced coziness of Kierkegaard's milieu but partakes of it.
That title not only describes his musical taste, it evokes the many reasons he is an irreplaceable New York institution; he is sui generis.
