Sentence examples for but rather ground from inspiring English sources

Nuclear Regulatory Commission earthquake rules are not set in terms of the Richter scale, but rather ground acceleration, which takes into account the distance between the epicenter and the reactor.

Additionally, we have not assumed expert clinician knowledge of the nature of recovery in bipolar disorder, but rather grounded the intervention in the experience and knowledge that service users have offered us with respect to recovery.

Russell explains the popularity of science is not grounded on a general respect for reason, but rather is grounded entirely on the fact that science produces technology, and technology produces things that people desire.

Rather, Ground Zero can only be described, in the lost meaning of a grand old word, as "sublime", in the sense of awe inspired by solemnity.

The noumenal world is neither in time nor governed by the laws of nature, but rather (somehow) grounds the laws that govern the world of sense, and underlies the world of appearance in other ways as well; objects in the noumenal world are not available for our cognition, but may be postulated (A 532 67, 633 35/B 5661 63 661–63; CPrR 5 132 48).

Butler now seeks to find a balance between the demand for autonomy (required by a democratizing ideal to which she explicitly subscribes) and the fact that such autonomy does not flow from an atomistic self, but rather its grounding in the particular ideologies and institutions which necessarily connect us with others and deny certain individuals the status of human (37 9, 223 7).

This process results in a deep sense of self worth that is not transitory or grandiose, but rather firmly grounded in the connection between hard work and ability.

The issue is not an offensive criminal act that threatens public safety, but rather one grounded in the expenditure of government personnel and tax dollars intervening with an individual's freedom to control what he or she puts into his or her own body.

Rather, grounded theory allows theories and hypotheses to arise from the data during the qualitative analysis process.

But the initial impression is that this album sees the band not so much still looking for something that they haven't yet found, but rather treading old ground without much of a sense of how to move forward.

But this parsing of the intricate behavior of such a familiar object will find a ready audience among scientists who study neither atomic nor cosmic realms, but rather the middle ground between the very small and the very large.