Sentence examples for to characterize not from inspiring English sources
With respect to the internal structure of concepts we aim to characterize not only form and function but also modalities and other attributes of conceptual entities.
The production did not originate with the festival, and like a rookie summoned to replace an injured star, it is as if it had been called up from the minor leagues, though that is to characterize, not disparage.
These homology metrics are applied to characterize not only the elastic energy density and maximum principal stress response fields in a polycrystal but also the correlated grain-boundary misorientation distributions that influenced the formation of these response fields.
Those global parameters are also useful to characterize not only tooth profile modification and crowning, but also other 3-dimensional measured data, such as freeform surfaces, surfaces with waviness and roughness and so on.
Here we present the use of non-linear spectroscopic imaging as a non-invasive method to characterize not only morphological, but also structural aspects of silkworm silk fibroin-based biomaterials, relying entirely on endogenous optical contrast.
The approach allows for the explicit integration of real-life implementation issues and organizational context because it seeks to characterize not just what processes and practices are present in top performing organizations but also the context in which they are implemented.
As expressed in the plenary and subgroup discussions, the phases are meant to describe and characterize, not to prescribe or predict.
We also demonstrate the utility of deep sequencing of clinical samples to identify and characterize not only the novel pathogen but also the microbiota and host response to infection.
We are about to enter the land of the Trump Administration, which is likely to be characterized not only by a lack of transparency, in the closed-door sense, but by outright lies.
This doctrine takes the mind to be characterized not by the substance it is made of but by its functions and functional organization.
HTS enables the full evolutionary path of the SELEX process to be characterized, not only its endpoint [ 23].
