Sentence examples for not only projects from inspiring English sources
His company is pioneering a new holographic laser projection that not only projects down onto a flat surface, but also, crucially, integrates touch technology using infrared light, so users can interact with the image in front of them directly.
The STN not only projects to the basal ganglia output regions but also sends direct projections to the SNc (Smith et al. 1990; Iribe et al., 1999; Figure 1).
How do we propose not only projects but programs and policies that advance an equitable and inspired built environment?
He said the experience left him more convinced that he had an obligation to do work that mattered, not only projects that appealed to him.
Societal expectations increasingly demand not only projects that 'pass' the review criteria of regulators, financiers and the community, but IA processes capable of delivering sustainable outcomes that include learning and sharing of knowledge.
And this crisis affects not only projects that are rightly controversial, like the constitution, but also success stories like enlargement.But if the crisis of confidence is understandable, it is still damaging.
In a series of experiments, the Stanford researchers proved that the preBötC neurons that express Cadh9 and Dbx1 not only project to the locus coeruleus — a new finding — but activate its long-distance-projections, promoting brainwide arousal.
Not surprising considering the swathe of protective tropical forests that not only project mystery and menace, but also a cacophony of happy sounds".
As we know that thalamus is a relay region subserving both sensory and motor processing, with axonal fibers not only projecting out to the cerebral cortex in all directions but also receiving feedback informations from those multiple cortical areas [18].
The Korea FTA, the most economically significant FTA since NAFTA, is not only projected to increase the U.S. trade deficit.
Climate change considerations should influence not only project design, but also the broader strategic plans that prioritize national investment decisions.
