Sentence examples for relates not only from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

She advises using a cover image for a business's page that relates not only to the product or service but to customers, too.

"If successful, " Clark explains, "the project will have environmental, architectural and cultural benefits that could change the way the city relates not only to its past, but to its present".

A piece in today's Boston Globe that came to me courtesy of my colleague Jenna Krajeski, in the poetry department, considers the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., as it relates not only to civil rights but to the broader issues of national progress.

That's part of it, but there's more, relating not only to the Yankees.

We found that happiness was related not only to prosocial spending, but also to exercise, religious belief, and relationship status.

But they are intimately related not only to the problem but also to the nation's willingness to solve it.

The files, which run to millions of pages, include classified information relating not only to the disappeared, but to spies, informers, government officials and clandestine death squads.

The persistence of acquired immunity is related not only to the level of circulating antibody but also to sensitized T cells (cell-mediated immunity).