Sentence examples for only described how from inspiring English sources
Such a bijection is called an adjunction between Set and C. f : Set→C and U: C→Set are respectively the left and right adjoints of this adjunction; we say that F is left adjoint to (or of) U and U right adjoint to F. We have only described how F maps sets to algebras, and U maps algebras to sets.
Ballard not only described how mental illness affects work, but also how workplace culture influences employee well-being and how workplace stress can contribute to poor mental health.
Until now, the presented model has only described how the FeS cluster competes with oxygen for reaction with highly reactive SQo.
The Poisson distribution only describes how the nodes are statistically distributed, not how they move.
The ETSI specification devoted to the integration of IPv6 and the geonetworking architecture not only describes how IPv6 packets are exchanged between ITS stations and how the GN6ASL is presented to the IPv6 layer as a link-layer protocol, but also explains how IPv6 addresses can be automatically configured by ITS stations, namely CCUs.
Teklit says he can only describe how he feels as "desperate", but calmly says he will choose prison if forced and must remain composed because "the good guys are always the winners, not the bad guys".
As a triangle pattern is a special case of a trapezoid pattern with its bottom degenerated to one point, we only describe how to obtain the quantitative features for trapezoids.
The G-matrix not only describes how much additive genetic variance is present in a given trait, but also how much of this variance is tied up as covariance with other trait(s).
The extinction coefficient k does not only describe how readily the incoming light is intercepted (= absorbed or reflected back); it also gives a hint to the distribution of leaf angles within the canopy (Geyger 1977).
It should also be noted that the participants in the 1998 exercise were only describing how they felt their areas of expertise could be reduced and what their successes and failures had been.
Only two reports provided details of study design and only one described how the committee had assessed the quality of the evidence.
