Sentence examples for not only visualize from inspiring English sources

Even if we're struggling, we're well positioned to re-evaluate priorities, and not only visualize what we can still accomplish and enjoy, but actualize it -- or try.

Taking inspiration from the work of Kandinsky and Klee, the aim of the project is to not only visualize music, but explore how the two can "share form and meaning". .

As parents, it is important for us to help them not only visualize their dreams, but to help them realize their full potential so that their lives will be much better than ours.

However, here we are able to not only visualize the changes in maximal activation of force and calcium but also determine alterations that occur on twitch and calcium kinetics during every contraction.

Arena3D does not only visualize the nodes and the edges of the network but it can also very efficiently visualize precalculated clusters, which in the case of Human-gpDB, represent the subfamilies of the proteins (see 'Visualization' section for more details).

IVUS is the preferred method for the assessment of coronary artery remodelling in vivo [ 70– 75], whereas CCTA as a less invasive imaging modality can not only visualize the coronary artery lumen but also coronary atherosclerotic plaque, with promising results reported compared with IVUS [ 75, 76].

Manufacturers Jawbone say that the system "not only visualizes your information so you can understand the meaning behind the numbers, it also discovers hidden connections in the way you live to deliver powerful insights.

With the advent of molecular probes, imaging can be conducted not only to visualize gross anatomical structures, but also to visualize substructures of cells and monitor molecule dynamics.

The graph-based network analyses enable us not only to visualize the overall connectivity pattern among all brain regions but also to quantitatively characterize the global organization.

It appeared useful to elucidate the potential of LA-ICP-MS not only to visualize but also to quantify ENPs in biological tissues.

In contrast, real-time contrast-enhanced sonography (CES) uses gas-filled microbubbles not only to visualize but also to quantify renal blood flow and perfusion even in the small renal arterioles and capillaries.