Sentence examples for not only relations from inspiring English sources

Leading Turkish politicians have warned that the Armenia resolution, which it said was rejected by "over 90% of the Turkish population", threatened to destabilise not only relations between Germany and Turkey and to upset the estimated three to 3.5 million people of Turkish origin living in Germany.

The balance equations must be supplemented with not only relations between generalized stresses and strains but also relations from porous medium theory.

Finally, like Freud, Beauvoir is fully aware of the impact on children of their domestic situation, the way familial life resonates with meaning that informs not only intimate relations but relations to the larger world.

(Of course, 'enhancing' relations cover not only temporal relations but also other types of circumstantial relation).

In this paper, we present an approach to automatically construct disease related knowledge summarization from biomedical literature, which can find not only direct relations between biomedical entities but also their hidden relations.

To solve the problem, we present a depth first search (DFS) based knowledge summarization approach, which can find not only direct relations between biomedical entities but also their hidden (indirect) relations.

In this paper, we propose a novel visual feature coding strategy by integrating dictionary structure, into which it incorporates not only the relations between visual features and visual words, but the pair-wise relations among visual words.

Thus, our PPI's service does not only provide relations between proteins but also indicates the possible presence of such relations, supporting the manual annotation process.

But it is not only foreign relations that so depresses the Israeli public.

Ronald Reagan's efforts on arms control and embrace of perestroika not only improved relations with the Soviet Union, but empowered dissidents throughout Eastern Europe.

Not only are relations between the two main religious groups in the west African country cordial, but it is not unusual to be both Christian and Muslim.