Sentence examples for pattern not only from inspiring English sources

This was the pattern not only for the abolition of polygamy but also for the extension in 1978 of the Mormon priesthood to black men.

Drawing on messages posted by more than two million people in 84 countries, researchers discovered that the emotional tone of people's messages followed a similar pattern not only through the day but also through the week and the changing seasons.

These three patients had an ACP echocardiographic pattern not only during CMV but also after HFOV.

As a consequence, with the proliferation of autonomous and portable handheld devices that support digital video coding, data-adaptive motion estimation algorithms have been required to dynamically configure the search pattern not only to avoid unnecessary computations and memory accesses but also to save energy.

When some PU partitions generate their search points according to the diamond search pattern, not only can the redundant search points be removed, but there is also an opportunity to eliminate more points, which are assumed to be non-critical points.

Based on what we have seen so far concerning Darwin's biological and paleontological work on the Beagle, what Darwin is actually doing for the first time explicitly is describing the actual pattern, not only of the deaths of species, but of their births as well.

The deception enabled by dark pattern design not only erodes privacy but has the chilling effect of putting web users under pervasive, clandestine surveillance, it also risks enabling damaging discrimination at scale.

Noteworthy, too, was how these Old World goods were adapted: beads, for instance, being worked in native and French-influenced patterns not only for personal adornment but also for decorating the horses of which the Northwest tribes were so passionately fond.

This engaging interdisciplinary study links Tambora's disruption of global weather patterns not only to Arctic melting, famine, and cholera but to the landscape paintings of William Turner, the debts that plagued Thomas Jefferson near the end of his life, the elegiac verse of the Chinese poet Li Yuyang, and Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein," written in 1816, the "Year without a Summer".

With Dr. Massa and Lulu Huang, another scientist there, he helped develop a technique to glean from the X-ray patterns not only the positions of the atoms but also the shapes of the electron clouds and the strength of the molecules' bonds.

We noted the landform patterns not only in Japan but also in California and Australia for arid landforms.