He not only recommended that the company pursue the venture but also outlined a marketing plan for persuading law firms to adopt the technology.
La Savane, in Harlem, is not only recommended by taxi drivers from West Africa, it's also owned by two of them (one from Côte d'Ivoire, the other from Guinea), though they've given up their cabs since getting into the restaurant business, two years ago.
However, it also measures the size of the largest set of items that are not only recommended but also mutually reachable and, therefore, discoverable.
In this approach, designers are not only recommended to specify the desired communication protocols, but also the undesired patterns and organization structures in the agents' communications, allowing designers to define robust communication structures.
Significantly, BP's and Shell's managements recommended support for the resolution, while ExxonMobil not only recommended voting against the resolution, but also petitioned the SEC for permission to omit the resolution in what has been characterized as an "unusually aggressive" effort.
For me, this book also passed the ultimate test: After I finished reading Semi-Sleep by Kenneth Baron, storyteller, philosopher, poet, I not only recommended it my friends, I also began to read it again.
Their approach is easier for implementation and recommendation; Besides, their approach not only recommend the items, but also make the feedback regarding to the results.
They not only recommend different actions but, standing before one and the same creature, see two completely different creatures.
StumbleUpon's Android app not only recommends native applications, but also Web content.
Jeremy was even attending major online marketing conferences and not only recommending Yahoo Search Marketing's affiliate program, but using them in case studies as well.
Regulatory agencies, on the other hand, continue to not only recommend but also require that placebo-controlled trials be presented for the registration of new drugs for osteoporosis treatment.
