Sentence examples for not only processing but also from inspiring English sources
These categories make sense: AI and machine learning are essential to not only processing but also accelerating decision-making on the flood of information that IoT appliances and sensors are creating.
Consumer trust in the quality of a processed product depends on the ability of the processor to communicate not only processing data but also origin information about the product, which implies robust traceability and transparency to the grower in virtually instances.
Cell therapies are not only processing cells or tissues but also engineering and manufacturing cell-based products.
Beijing resumed exports of rare earths to Japan late last week, with customs agents not only processing the paperwork for shipments but also allowing dockworkers to load containers of the minerals onto ships bound for Japan.
Redundant cameras increase not only processing time and algorithmic complexity, but also the installation cost.
The glycosylation machinery, at any given moment, is not only processing glycans on recombinant protein molecules, but also all the other cellular proteins that pass through the Golgi.
We show that cut-regions can be fully utilized in the index structure, positively affecting not only query processing but also the index construction.
Behavioural measures such as reaction times can be used1, but these include not only visual processing but also the time required for response execution.
Taken together, not only APP processing but also tau pathology is influenced by lipids.
By extending our investigations to include not only SFM processing but also the ability to extract useful information from local motion cues and the skills underlying action recognition and person identification, we hoped to gain further insights into the nature of the biological motion perception problems affecting preterm children.
For example, he says, the law requires the listing of not only ingredients but also processing aids that may include allergens, such as soybean lecithin, which is used by baking companies as a stick-release agent for pans.
