Sentence examples for this knowledge not only from inspiring English sources
This knowledge not only permits existing breeds to be re-created, but allows entirely new combinations of form, colour and behaviour to be invented, at the customer's command.GeneDupe's Universal Pet Printer is loaded with each of the 220 cell types (grown from stem cells in the company's histology laboratory), and is programmed with a three-dimensional map of the creature it is to create.
This knowledge not only helped him become a superb Gilbert and Sullivan conductor but also persuaded him that Sullivan's music would benefit from arrangement in a popular ballet score, along the lines of "Gaîté Parisienne," Manuel Rosenthal's suite based on Offenbach themes.
This knowledge not only informs the disease data analysis process, it provides important insight into the range of baseline transcriptional regulation in human populations.
This knowledge not only is important for contributing to the fundamental understanding of the mechanism of reduction but also will be beneficial in the area of bioremediation of molybdenum especially with pH and source of electron donors as these parameters can be controlled by addition of suitable compounds into the soil.
With that faith shattered, they are haunted by the knowledge not only of what is possible but of what, at any given moment, may be likely.
For the visual search tasks we aimed at here, this world knowledge not only comprises information about the object to be found, but also about other objects in the scene.
This new knowledge not only provides a conceptual framework for further dissecting the pathogenesis of metabolic syndrome related diseases, but also indicates potential interventional strategies of counteracting neuroinflammation against metabolic diseases.
It allows this specialization of knowledge not only to be executed but to be executed on a profitable basis..
This analytical study provides beneficial knowledge not only for predicting module performance but also HF module design parameters, such as recovery ratio, operation conditions, and energy consumption, for full-scale FO processes.
"It takes a lot of knowledge, not only of the course itself but this style of golf.
The reward, she believes, may be a truer knowledge not only of Christianity, in whatever institutional form, but also of the other great religions.
