One way to resist the pull of the illusion argument belongs to Prābhākara Mīmāṃsā which insists that not only is perception invariably veridical but also cognition in general, jñāna.
Five studies have documented that the b allele not only is present but invariably is expressed in workers from polygyne S. invicta colonies in the introduced U.S.A. range (Table 3).
A day with Muhammad Ali is invariably not only a movable but also a changeable feast.
"These statutes invariably not only limit the rights of minors, but parental rights as well," said Ed Barocas, legal director of the New Jersey chapter of the A.C.L.U.
Not only has Stanley always been on time, but he is invariably the first player on the floor -- and the last to depart.
Rabies is unique not only in terms of its invariably fatal course once disease signs develop, but it also has a variable incubation period (eclipse phase).
But delighted applause invariably greets not only the Latin Quarter of Act II, with all Paris, seemingly, out and about, but also the evocative snows of Act III.
In return for his fees, Mr. Wheeler almost invariably provides not only the words to be spoken but also the business to go with them, as in the egg stunt.
Strange as it may seem, these entreaties invariably work, not only because they're laced with unctuous flattery but because producers, journalists and schedulers have a genuine passion for the industry and the issues it faces.
The talented people I studied invariably benefited not only from supportive family and school environments, but also from the intervention of a progression of master teachers and coaches who nurtured and inspired their students to achieve peak levels of performance and extend the boundaries of their fields.
Darwin invariably benefited not only from the trailblazing path that Chambers' book set, but also by lessons learned from the scathing reviews of this highly speculative volume.
