Sentence examples for reproducing not only from inspiring English sources
The proposed correlation scheme is capable of reproducing not only the "standard" curve for single hole gas spargers but also the complex behavior observed for typical multi-hole distributors.
Third, the focus on group-based oppression has also led many radical feminist thinkers to examine the role of rape itself, and of ideologies about rape, in creating and reproducing not only patriarchy but multiple systems of domination, including racism and colonialism.
Later on, Song et al. further explored the fundamental scaling properties of human travels, and proposed a general model of individual mobility - namely Exploration and Preferential Return (EPR) - capable of reproducing not only the spatiotemporal properties of mobility but also the heavy-tailed visitation frequency distribution.
The reduced model gives rise to 10 elementary modes reproducing not only the protected functions of pure biomass or ethanol synthesis but also growth-coupled ethanol production (Additional file 2).
After this, the PM was able to reproduce not only the direction but also the magnitude of the observed changes.
The obtained thermodynamic descriptions for the Re Si and Re B systems reproduce not only the phase equilibrium but also thermodynamic property data.
It is shown that our large eddy simulations successfully reproduce not only the energy spectrum but also tubular vortex structures, reducing the computational cost considerably.
The work prints reproduce not only the footage shot but also the edge numbers that were photographically imprinted on the raw film stock.
The numerical analysis was conducted using both shell and solid elements, in order to reproduce not only the brittleness of the composite structure but also the effective delamination phenomenon.
The series was produced by David Letterman's company, and Mr. Gaffigan's character reproduces not only the Letterman career (he started out as an Indiana weatherman, too) but also his look.
By simulating the helicoidal and disordered flow of the giant cells through a stochastic component in the α coefficient, we reproduce not only the periodic behavior of the solar cycle, but also sporadic events such as the Maunder minimum.
