Sentence examples for not only overcoming from inspiring English sources

We also present a hierarchical modelling approach that could aid the designer in not only overcoming this limitation but also in the detailed screening and analysis of the reliability and availability of such infrastructure systems' components.

And individually, they all face the stark task of not only overcoming the radicals that threaten them, but the process of rebuilding afterwards (if that day comes).

It is about not only overcoming the odds, but it is also about rising to the occasion to make the critical difference.

By doing so, we are not only overcoming the threshold dependency problem but also using the ranking (true value of the f(N (i, j))) as the confidence scores for multiple GO terms associated with a single protein.

That means you have to not only overcome European commission rail directive 91/440/EEC, but potentially the proposed Fourth Railway Package too.

"Over the past seven years, his administration has not only overcome that crisis, but also sharply improved the standard of living".

A former children's TV presenter, Kent-born Andrea Arnold has not only overcome the commercial obstacles of a) being female and b) making non-genre British movies, she has done so on her own terms, creating an instantly recognisable brand of social realism.

The proposed control method can not only overcome the problem of "explosion of complexity" inherently existing in traditional backstepping design methods, but also improve the control performance.

This new concept could not only overcome the a/m problems, but should also create different topography on the workpiece surface which is appropriate for some functional applications.

The new algorithm not only overcomes the two drawbacks of LSSVM simultaneously, it also has lower complexity than the existing algorithms.

The method not only overcomes the drawback of the empirical method but also ensures comprehensive optimal control of strip shape and crown.