Sentence examples for not only verifies from inspiring English sources
"It not only verifies smartphone photography but also allows viewers to consider their relationship with the images," he said.
The present work not only verifies the application potential of polypyrrole nanofluid in spectral splitting PV/T system, but also obtains some important rules on the performance.
An online test methodology is, therefore, required that not only verifies the reliability of FPGA architecture, but also does not degrade the performance of other, running FPGA applications.
It not only verifies successful preparation of the different functional (oxygen-containing) graphene but also provides a solid foundation for future studies on the effects of different oxygenic functional groups on nitrogen doping behavior.
This finding not only verifies that bamboo shoots originating from the same forest stand have the same chronological age, but also indicates that DNA methylation is closely related to the chronological age of bamboo.
By using this integrated methodology, the case study not only verifies the applicability and suitability for controlling municipal incinerators but also presents application potentials for controlling many other types of industrial incinerators, such as modular, rotary kiln, and fluidized bed incinerators.
The software essentially acts as an electronic agent, which will not only verify that an e-mail message has been received but also check that the recipient is acting on it.
Numerical simulation results not only verify the correctness of the theoretical results but also illustrate the high control performance.
Simulation results not only verify the theoretical analysis but also show that the two schemes have their specific application scenarios.
Simulations results not only verify the convergence properties but also reveal the ability of the new backstepping controller to suppress chattering.
These examples not only verify the unified form, but also provide the way of how to determine the key functions of the unified form for different applications.
