Sentence examples for proposing not only from inspiring English sources
The concept of distributed mobility management (DMM) has emerged in order to overcome efficiency-wise limitations in centralized mobility approaches, proposing not only the distribution of anchoring functions but also dynamic mobility activation sensitive to the applications needs.
Whereof at present we have endeavoured a long and serious Adviso; proposing not only a large and copious List, but from experience and reason attempting their decisions.
This paper attempts to find a path through this apparent impasse by proposing not only that prosody and punctuation both realise the same function – that of information structure – but that they do so in a natural relationship to the spoken and written modes of language, respectively.
H-E-A-T-E is proposing not only a new piece of legislation, to be started in telecommunications, as a test-bed for implementation - but we have added an enforcement mechanism the 'Schmuck Device' and it runs using the next generation "IoT" -- Internet of Things.
How do we propose not only projects but programs and policies that advance an equitable and inspired built environment?
These would be proposed not only by telecoms operators but water and electricity utilities, co-ops or construction firms.
The procedure proposed not only allows thickness variation but also permits the spar cap location variation over the structure.
Mr. Gore's opponent for the Democratic nomination, Bill Bradley, has proposed not only licensing purchasers but all handguns themselves, including the tens of millions in existence.
The proponents of the punctuated equilibrium model propose not only that morphological evolution is jerky but also that it is associated with speciation events.
The contribution of this paper is to propose not only a general framework to design SSSC, but with potentially more general state transition functions as well.
Furthermore, pioneering solutions are proposed, not only to cover airport energy requirements, but also to test the safety and reliability of innovative load management systems.
