Sentence examples for operators not only from inspiring English sources

The services will still be run by private operators, which will compete with each other through a procurement process open to all operators – not only those that operate in the area.

Keep to on-airport operators – not only are they more convenient, but cheap off-airport deals can be a false economy.

The bridge operators not only monitor cars, trains, pedestrians, cyclists and skateboarders, they also have to watch the boaters passing through, some of whom have a hard time getting what they view as their big vessel through a tiny hole.

By spreading the cost of a new handset across the lifetime of a contract, operators not only make it seem relatively cheap to switch to a new smartphone, they also protect the profit margins of top-end mobiles.

Finally, the company also has a product for emergency call centers called Next Generation 911, which allows operators not only to receive inbound calls, but to take advantage of the photo, video, and microphone capabilities of smartphones.

This enormous increase in data traffic has forced operators not only to invest large amounts of money in new infrastructure but also to reduce operational expenditures (OPEX) in order to maintain the levels of user satisfaction.

The proposed difference operator not only gives flexibility in modeling prior knowledge of clean images compared with the conventional methods, but also leads to a novel parametric data-adaptive transformation matrix.

The use of the weighted ENO spatial operator not only enhances the accuracy of solutions but also improves the convergence rate for steady-state computation as compared with that using the ENO counterpart.

Thus fractional order differential equations with p-Laplacian operator not only can describe the nonlinear phenomena in non-Newtonian fluids but also can model complex processes with long memory.

In Figure 7b, we can observe perfectly all the elements of the image, actually the proposed operator not only brighten dark region, but also keep details of the landscape out of the window, whereas the output from the other TMOs presents the window overexposed (see Figure 7d-g), and, in some cases, the whole image appears too bright (see Figure 7e, g). Figure 8 shows another comparative example.

The following formula relates the projections π ħ and π = π 1 / 2 π : (65) π (S ˆ ) = π ħ (M ˆ 1 / 2 π ħ S ˆ M ˆ 2 π ħ ) where M ˆ 2 π ħ = M ˆ 2 π ħ I, 0. Metaplectic operators are not only unitary operators on L 2 (R n ) but also linear automorphisms of S (R n ) which extend by duality to automorphisms of S ′ (R n ).