Sentence examples for this implies not only from inspiring English sources

With the migration from the pre-programmed to the real-time control paradigm, their integration in Control, Data Acquisition, and Communication (CODAC) systems became an important issue, as this implies not only the connection to a main central coordination system, but also communications with related diagnostics and actuators.

This implies not only that the strength of the global feedback can easily be measured and thus its impact on the system's behavior predicted but also that any external electronic cell compensation exerts the same destabilizing global coupling on the system, independent of relative arrangement and geometry of the electrodes.

This implies not only the deployment of more observing instruments but also better international collaboration to maximise data availability and improve data exchange (Stanislawska and Belehaki 2009).

This implies not only that coursework should include a practical lab component, but also that training internships in industry or research rotations in the labs of biology researchers be established and required of all students.

I hate what this implies -- not only about gun control, but also about other contentious issues, like climate change.

This implies not only designing a euro level architecture, but also being willing, in the short run, to stabilize funding conditions in sovereign debt markets.

30– 36 This survival increase implies not only longer cumulative exposure of ART per single patient but also an increase in cost secondary to age-related diseases, as previously described in the general population.

In this context, the term DA implies not only the knowledge about disease characteristics and the vigilance of persons with reporting duties like farmers and veterinarians; it also includes the willingness of those persons to effectively report suspect cases.

Memoir implies not only remembrance but self-disclosure.

It implies not only a certain commonality but also a genuine comfort level.

This process implied not only an increase in knowledge but also an increased awareness on the part of the young man of the consequences of his own actions, an expanded assessment of the risks of being sexually active (such as unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases), and a growing consciousness of the negative consequences of machismo and VAW for men and women.