Sentence examples for not only representations from inspiring English sources

As a result, although empirical knowledge of the things signified by the terms is usually needed, it is necessary to argue beyond simple and intuitive cognitions, via syllogisms and demonstrations, to consolidate one's certitude that not only representations exist.

The formalist's account of music runs along similar lines: not only representation (program music) is excluded but so is the entire realm of human feeling not the feeling that the contemplation of pure form can give but only the feelings of life, such as love or terror.

This is meant to ensure that the number of seats each party secures matches as closely as possible each party's vote share, in accordance with Denmark's constitution which requires not only regional representation but "equal representation of the various opinions of the electorate".

Not only do representations capture essential dynamic features of the relationships they describe but they also edit those relationships, foregrounding some elements and obscuring or omitting others (Lehrer and Schauble 2002; Lynch 1990).

Not only do representations capture essential dynamic features of the relationships they describe, but they also edit those relationships, foregrounding some elements and obscuring or omitting others (Lehrer and Schauble 2002; Lynch 1990), potentially both in desirable and undesirable ways.

As the result of these excavations and his ethnological investigations of the modern-day indigenous Huichol and Cora peoples of Nayarit, Furst proposed that the artifacts were not only mere representations of ancient peoples, but also contained deeper significance.

The interspersed elements of visual abstraction, where the talking head suddenly breaks apart into a point of glittering dots or undulating wireframes, serve not only as representations of things being discussed in the dialogue but as experimental filmic gestures that hint at an emerging new aesthetic that the RGB+D team is only beginning to cultivate.

In a remarkable paper published the following year, he offered not only branching representations of affinities among two groups of birds (Fissirostres and Scansores), but also an explicit description of his method of tree-building [[ 94], pp. 206-207].

In order to modify patient health behaviour, thus improving their vital prognosis and quality of life as well as reducing social inequalities regarding health, it seems essential to take into account not only patient representations concerning health but also the social, emotional and contextual determinants of their decisions and behaviour.

In many clinical accounts it is not only self-representations that are dysfunctional: efforts to bolster specific aspects of self-representation are also seen as maladaptive.

Ryan sees bonsai as not only a representation of where we're from, but also who we are and where we're going.