Sentence examples for not only minimizing from inspiring English sources
Numerical simulation results show that this new type of compound plasmonic lens is capable of not only minimizing the chromatic aberration but also rearranging the order of focal positions for incident light at visible frequencies.
We also take the novel approach of not only minimizing the diameter of the network as a primary objective but also minimizing the total length of the network as a secondary objective.
But in some researches such as [29 38], the objectives of CDS construction are not or not only minimizing the size of the CDS.
A multi-cell precoding technique is used in [6] with the objective of not only minimizing the mean squared error of the signals of interest within the cell but also minimizing the interference imposed to other cells.
Therefore, we need Green Cloud computing solutions that can not only minimize operational costs but also reduce the environmental impact.
This system not only minimizes the exposure of the UHV chamber to the ALD reactants, but it also eliminates the necessity of a beam alignment step after installation.
An incremental approach, he points out, would not only minimize risk but also enhance flexibility and control, and would allow IT to shift priorities along the way.
To counteract the escalating rates of tropical deforestation, it is essential that we not only minimize forest loss, but that we create effective reforestation strategies.
You write that one of the insights behind green cemeteries is that they not only minimize the environmental impact of a burial — the metal coffin, the formaldehyde — but actually conserve land.
Using electrons at 80 kV not only minimizes the knock-on damage, but also improves the detection sensitivity due to the higher scattering power of carbon at lower acceleration voltage of the electron.
Process fairness can not only minimize costs but can also help to increase value, inspiring operational managers to carry out a well-founded strategic plan eagerly or embrace, rather than sabotage, an organizational change.
