Sentence examples for not only exactly from inspiring English sources

Such dances as the pavane, gavotte, and allemande are not only exactly described but also usually illustrated and directly associated with their musical forms.

That enables the computer to figure out not only exactly where the pen is relative to the document but also which document is being modified, because each page has a unique code.

Based on the information Ms. Petti had supplied, the company found not only exactly where my lettuce had been grown (southern Arizona), but which 10-person farm crew had packed it.

In the opening and closing shots Beyoncé wears a Gucci shirt and skirt, which are not only exactly as seen on the catwalk, but are printed all over with the name Gucci, and are styled in the same way (shirt buttoned to the neck, tucked into the waistband of the skirt) as they were for Milan fashion week.

The great news is that Maven is performing not only exactly as expected, but in some ways is even exceeding its design efficiency, much like the Opportunity rover.

Proof We first prove that ⋃ j = j k z R k, j has not only exactly k late orders but also the maximum total processing time among all schedules for k = 0, 1, …, t − 1.

Nonsubsampled shearlet transform (NSST) is an effective multi-scale and multi-direction analysis method, it not only can exactly compute the shearlet coefficients based on a multiresolution analysis, but also can provide nearly optimal approximation for a piecewise smooth function.

The Opportunity was sent to investigate, and researchers hope to learn not only where exactly the hematite is, but also its origin.

Hitchcock, by contrast, was the rare late-modern craftsman who not only knew exactly what he was trying to do but could lay it out in words.

Argentines not only understand exactly what Liverpool manager Bill Shankly meant when he said football was more important than life or death; they will nod furiously in approval.

By the time he was 14, his wife, Charlotte, recalled last week, he not only knew exactly what he wanted to do but had also picked out the firm he wanted to do it with.