Sentence examples for relates not from inspiring English sources

In fact this figure relates not to heroin-related deaths but all drug-related deaths for prisoners following release.

Implementation models are formalized in terms of guarded input/output transition systems and the correctness notion is based on a simulation relation between an MIOD and an implementation model which relates not only abstract and concrete control states but also (abstract) data constraints and concrete data states.

Nina Land, one of three sisters, relates not to a Chekhovian figure but Shakespeare's King Lear.

A more meaningful criticism relates not to hyperbole but to omission.

The inner product relates not just to the sizes of x and y but to the angle between them.

But the "weirdest" part of treatment, he said, relates not to managing stress but to the sensory cortex.

In short, Mr. Benedict's statement relates, not the type of information that a criminal investigator or anyone else "should be expected to act on".

"The frustration relates not so much to the resource developers themselves, but to government's managing of the benefits from resource extraction".

Mr. Simons's collection is powerful because it relates not only to a young man's body but also to the body of his work over the last 13 years.

His use of African motifs relates not only to his own genealogy, but also to the works of Matisse and Picasso.

One final lesson from the study of coaching winning Olympians relates not only to what the coach does, but how she does it.