Sentence examples for but rather capture from inspiring English sources

"The overwhelming majority of cookies don't collect personal data such as who you are, or where you live, but rather capture behavioural data that in the aggregate can be used to make certain deductions about a person's interest," he said.

This does not mean that the mixture pdf will accurately model any of the particular testing music pieces but rather capture the main (subband-specific) statistical properties of the testing source cepstral vectors.

However, the Swedish composer's goal was not to try and copy Elfman's style, but rather capture who Burton is.

He was never considered to "comment" on his subjects, but rather capture them – this is often cited as why his work is often overlooked; he stuck to no political agenda and offered no deeper thought to his photographs other than the simplicity of life.

Through this approach, one does not attempt to acquire detailed kinetic parameters that fit the time-dependent metabolite data, but rather capture phenotypes that are dependent on changes in the enzyme levels in the network.

However, study results indicated the WCA items do not discriminate between sub-dimensions of work group climate but rather capture a single perception of climate.

As we now know, Major Hassan was not killed, but rather captured alive.

Context of culture differs in its relationship to language since it is not tied to a context of situation through text but rather captures its potential.

From his perspective, the substitution did not alter the meaning of consciousness but rather captured an entire tradition of philosophical and religious inquiry as well as borrowed associated ideas from eastern religions.

In this study, a theme is not necessarily dependent on quantifiable measures, but rather captures an important meaning in relation to the research questions and aims.

Keep a notebook, which is similar to a diary, but rather captures the singular thought and not the development.