Sentence examples for but rather complementarity from inspiring English sources

To focus the possible role of the Delphi method regarding the clarification of ethical issues in the field of fuzzy logic, we should consider that there is no opposition, but rather complementarity with classical logic, whereby a classical set (see Fig. 5) is simply a case of a fuzzy set in which the degree of membership is necessarily 0 or 1.

According to Minayo [ 10], there is no opposition between quantitative and qualitative data, but rather complementarity, reflecting the dynamic interaction within the reality they represent, eliminating any dichotomy.

There is no doubt that hydrogen will play an important role in the future energy scenario but should not be thought to do so in terms of dominance but rather in competition and complementarity with other energy carriers.

Bohr's notion of complementarity is scarcely a scientific theory at all, but rather, another characteristic expression of the Copenhagen affirmation that 'this is just how things are': it is not that there is some deeper behaviour that sometimes looks 'wave-like' and sometimes 'particle-like', but rather, this duality is an intrinsic aspect of nature.

The piRNA and CRISPR systems are nonhomologous but rather have independently evolved into logically similar defense mechanisms based on the specificity of targeting via nucleic acid base complementarity.

But rather quite the opposite.

This is not cowardly but rather wise.

But rather than rush to the I.P.O.

Nice but rather unlikely.

But rather than sympathy, GM deserves congratulations.

But rather than acquiesce, Olimbi fought back.