Sentence examples for not only spatially from inspiring English sources

Conceptually the theory was founded on the "perfect cosmological principle," that is, the postulate that the universe in its large-scale features is not only spatially but also temporally homogeneous.

The second step is to characterize the seismicity and distribution of earthquakes not only spatially but also temporally to determine the recurrence relationship, which is defined as the average rate of earthquakes of various sizes for each source zone.

The underlying optimization algorithms, process simulation models, and interfaces allow users to not only spatially optimize the locations and types of new conservation practices based on quantifiable goals estimated by the dynamic simulation models, but also to include their personal subjective and/or unquantifiable criteria in the location and design of these practices.

As is often the case with research units, the FSA is fairly isolated from the public, not only spatially but also mentally, since research is generally considered to be too complicated for non-scientists or members of other disciplines by both scientists and the public.

But consider for a moment the much broader impacts of greenhouse gas emissions, not only spatially but temporally.

There's no question Divola's "Zuma" series was the reference point, not only spatially, but also in silver graffiti marks along the walls, shattered windows, and squatter detritus.

This paper presents a novel parallel decolorization method which effectively preserves not only the spatially local color contrast but also the dominant non-local color contrast.

Advances in biomaterial science and technologies have enabled the synthesis of delivery systems such as scaffolds, hydrogels and nanoparticles, designed to not only allow spatially and temporally controlled release of biologicals, but to also emulate the natural extracellular matrix microenvironment.

AGB does not only vary spatially, but also temporally because of disturbance and regeneration processes.

The experiments have also shown that our attention is not only guided spatially but also in the feature domain.

The electrolyte solution served as a temporal collector during electrospinning, which enabled not only to form spatially patterned or aligned nanofiber mats but also to spontaneously integrate them with the polymer surface by readily removing the electrolyte solution.