Sentence examples for not only simultaneously from inspiring English sources
It was as if Beethoven had not only simultaneously been the composer and pianist but also his complete piano works and the piano on which he had played.
We observed that La-substitution not only simultaneously enhances electrical conductivity and thermopower over a wide temperature range but also substantially reduces the lattice thermal conductivity.
The octahedral Cu2O-Au nanocomposites have not only simultaneously served as signal amplifying molecules but have also been utilized as an ideal loading platform to immobilize a large number of electroactive substances and recognition probes.
The simulation experiments show that the algorithm can complete certain image processing operations with improved performance, not only simultaneously completing watermark detection and extraction, but also efficiently determining the watermark attribution.
The purpose of this study was to not only simultaneously assess variations in adolescent alcohol use and binge drinking at the city district level and the school level but also analyse whether any such variations could be ascribed to the socioeconomic characteristics of the examined city districts, schools, and students.
A borehole can not only simultaneously extract gas from the protected layer and gob of the mining layer, but also has the advantage of achieving a large quantity of drainage and high gas concentration.
The investigators were able not only to simultaneously categorize more immune cell types than ever before seen at once but, at the same time, to peer inside those cells and learn how various internal processes differed from one cell type to the next.
A newly completed field survey may soon show that the two events not only occur simultaneously in the Corn Belt, but in closer proximity than even the conservationists had imagined.
Nevertheless the challenge remains to devise creative approaches to the way knowledge is presented which not only inform but simultaneously normalise and destigmatise the subject-matter, allowing it to become personally relevant to those whose tendency may have been to shrug it off.
He not only wins, he simultaneously delights and executes, as David Gower did once in cricket and Zinedine Zidane did on the football pitch.
By using HR-pQCT, it is not only possible to simultaneously depict catabolic and anabolic changes in the joint, but also to correlate these bone changes to serum markers of bone turnover even in rather small patient cohorts.
