Sentence examples for requests not only from inspiring English sources
The diagnostic synchronization server has been modified to handle wait requests not only for raw but for any level of evaluated data files.
By doing so, we base our predictions of future requests not only on past behaviour (by incorporating traditional techniques such as LRU and LFU), but also on semantic and contextual information.
In fact, the simulation results indeed show that centralized authentication requests not only made a great impact on the authentication session loads and processing loads in the RADIUS and HLR/HSS, but these loads affect authentication efficiency running on the 3G/UMTS-WLAN interworking networks.
Subcutaneous augmentation of the lips is one of the most common requests, not only in the aging population but also in young adults desiring enhanced lip volume.
The second letter from Kuhn, sent shortly afterward, contained a request not only for "50 Lb.
Ryan, perturbed about something in Uthoff's request, not only ruled out the Big Ten but also the entire Atlantic Coast Conference, Iowa State and Marquette.
This simple request not only bolstered people's belief that their tax dollars were providing important services, but also increased their satisfaction with paying taxes.
In the article, Dr. Boden and Dr. Diamond observe, "The notion that television viewers inspired by such an ad would go to their physicians and request not only a stent but a specific brand and model of stent is frightening, if not utterly absurd".
Legislators have predicted that Congress will add $10 billion to $15 billion to the $83.4 billion that the White House requested, not only to keep jobs but also to block the cancellations of several of major weapons programs.
Equipped with telephone headsets and computers and seated in partitioned cubicles in huge rooms, the operators handle every manner of customer request, not only in American cities but increasingly abroad.
On a later occasion, Pope St. Zacharias was forced to moderate the zeal of Boniface, who requested not only excommunication but also solitary confinement for two "heretical" missionaries, Adalbert and Clement the Irishman sentences that the pope avoided imposing by deliberate delay.
