Sentence examples for not only practically from inspiring English sources

Switched linear systems have a long history of interest in the control community, and have attracted considerable attention recently because they are not only practically relevant, but also tangible with the rich results in the linear system theory.

The central starting point of the paper is viewing good IVR as producing contributions that are not only practically relevant but also theoretically significant, implying that an interventionist researcher has to be effective in both the emic and etic domains.

The resulting fabrication plan will be not only practically relevant to planning fabrication operations and resources, but also instrumental in guiding crews in handling materials with efficiency and delivering fabricated spools under budget.

Mnemonic feats were not only a practically useful party trick, but were often held to enable a practitioner to arrive at a systematic understanding of the world.

It would result in "a proliferation of concepts of length, of temperature, and of all other scientific concepts that would not only be practically unmanageable, but theoretically endless".

Not only does practically everyone in the blogosphere and print media world now hate you, but you've ensured that whatever it was you were trying to pitch (some book on social media marketing) will never get any coverage.

Having to prove intent to harm or harass beyond a reasonable doubt will not only be practically impossible for those victimized by strangers; it will often be very difficult in domestic violence cases as well, as perpetrators can claim a number of plausible alternative motives.

But the pattern of the tools' persistence betrays an ostensible fact of having accomplished this goal; and so, generally we find that the most sophisticated and powerful tools, following good patterns (or availability of objects and libraries), not only alleviate practically inevitable obstructions to easy tools, but likewise then make "getting there" a far more straightforward process.

But it is not exercised only practically or only in our dealings with other reasoning beings.

They not only allow but practically encourage law-enforcement agencies to go data-fishing.

Steinberg's heroically detached intelligence belongs to an era defined by heroes who not only inspired but practically demanded emulation.