Sentence examples for not only trapping from inspiring English sources

It is known that LSPR could enhance the photoelectric response by not only trapping photons [20 22] but also generating hot electrons [9].

We consider the high-resistant bed a possible barrier to upward hydrocarbon migration in that it could act as a cap rock in some cases, not only trapping hydrocarbons generated within it because it is rich in TOC but also trapping hydrocarbons generated within the TOC-rich lower Eagle Ford, particularly where the bed is more continuous.

This not only trapped the state in a web of special interests but ultimately produced a crisis of "ungovernability".

The deal also promised to secure aid for civilians who have found themselves not only trapped in the middle of the fighting but also used as pawns.

It shifts the focus from the murderous nobles to the web of deceit woven by Cecil and Walsingham, a web that not only trapped this "ill-fated queen" but also formed the basis for all future accounts.

But if he cares so little for the sensibilities of the children he is paid to teach, he's not only trapped in the wrong body, he's in the wrong job". That column has now been taken down from the Mail site following the news that Lucy Meadows was found dead at a house in Accrington on Tuesday.

Rathraq is an ancient warrior god who finds himself not only trapped in the present day, but trapped in the body of a scarecrow.

Sequencing the fusion products showed that the bcl2 splice acceptor from this insertion not only trapped the most adjacent donor site but also trapped all the upstream splice donor sites of the same gene.

Detailed light and environmental scanning electron microscopy of the A. fumigatus-SD pellets showed that cyanobacterial cells not only trapped within fungal filaments but were clearly attached to them (Fig.  3; Additional file 7: Figure S6).

Parts that started out played by hand were turned into loops, and while sampled drumbeats were mixed with live ones, Mr. Dixon played not only trap drums but little bell melodies.

From the above discussion on the phase transformation from anatase to rutile, it is inferred that the interface defects are mostly oxygen vacancies and that these defects not only trap the photoexcited electrons but also make these carriers available for taking part in photocatalysis.