Sentence examples for not only error from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, multi-antenna-based space-time systems offer an effective means of enabling space diversity, which has the potential to improve not only error performance but also capacity.

Further, Qβ replicase is not only error prone, but also highly processive and productive [ 29] with reactions containing 1 ng of recombinant template mRNA yielding over 1 μg of double-stranded RNA product in 30 minutes.

In Professor Dell's view the brain, in speech mode, electrically activates linked words, sounds and meanings that occasionally overlap and produce not only errors like "every crook and nanny" but also conceptual reversals such as saying "open the door" when you mean "close the door," a problem created because the idea of "openness" has registered on the brain and intruded on speech.

The decision of how many substitutions must be observed to accept a sequence as representing genuine diversity rather than PCR error will, however, depend on not only the error rate and length of the sequence under consideration, but also on the number of clones screened and the number of genuine alleles present.

We want to consider not only the error of measurements between nodes but also the error caused by inaccuracy of neighboring mobile node.

The IOM also concluded that medical errors resulted not only from errors by individuals, but also from organisational flaws (Kohn et al. 1999), a conclusion that was generally supported by leading researchers in the field of patient safety (Leape 2009; Reason 2008).

Not surprisingly, signal conditions only came up when requiring that not only the error energy of |e a,k |2 tends to zero but also that the parameter-error vector (tilde {{mathbf {w}}}_{k-1}={mathbf {w}}-hat {{mathbf {w}}}_{k-1}), i.e., the difference between the true system impulse response and its estimate, converges strongly (in norm) to zero.

The Polish president, Lech Kaczynski, apologized this month for Poland's role in Hitler's partition of Czechoslovakia, stating that, "Poland's participation in the annexation of Czechoslovakia in 1938 was not only an error, but above all a sin".

Thus, program cost models not only exhibit error, they are seriously biased.

Variation in the measurements represents not only experimental error but also the underlying inhomogeneity of wood.

The second one is to show that the proposed inner-loop controller stabilizes not only current error dynamics but also output voltage dynamics viewed as internal dynamics.