Historically, the pope and the Catholic church have wielded enormous influence not simply upon religious practice, but also upon the politics and governance of countries around the world.
"The legacy of Nat Turner has had enduring impact, not simply upon our family, but upon American history," Aguirre said at a ceremony held in early October. .
They were, and not even slavery could erase that; read Steven Hahn's excellent book, "A Nation Under Our Feet," for more about the many ways slaves were actors, and not simply acted upon.
Such opposition was not simply based upon the denial of the literal scriptural account of the origins of humankind, an issue which played differently within different religious communions (Artigas, Glick, and Martinez 2006; Moore 1981).
The distracter faces were repeated on some trials, so that participants had to recognise specific target faces and not simply rely upon judgements of familiarity.
Additionally, the fact that greatest learning was found for the motion-direction that was paired in the task-condition where performance was the lowest suggests that learning is not simply based upon correctly identifying the correct response.
Tumour angiogenesis is not simply reliant upon the division of endothelial cells but also involves processes such as vascular destabilization and vascular permeability changes.
The Nmaxobs of poly dA.dT tracts as a function of Fractioni shows no significant correlation: i.e. the maximum length of poly dA.dT tracts is not simply dependent upon how AT rich a genome is.
You're not simply being acted upon, you're being engaged.
Put most simply, to be autonomous is to be one's own person, to be directed by considerations, desires, conditions, and characteristics that are not simply imposed externally upon one, but are part of what can somehow be considered one's authentic self.
Norman custom was not simply transplanted to England; upon its arrival, a new body of rules, based on local conditions, emerged.
