Sentence examples for but rather imposes from inspiring English sources

Turning to assumption 2, the implementation of random division by GPNP is not consistent with a strictly random choice of the division axis, but, rather, imposes on the cell a particular mechanism for random axis determination.

More important, it commits Friedman to the principle that there can be restraints on the capitalist system that are not self-imposed but rather imposed by the society that employs this system for its own purposes.This principle is also implicit in Friedman's claim that if a business used any of its profits for social goods, it would be usurping the role of the political system.

Mr. Gruber rightly points out that many international carriers don't charge extra for tethering, but rather impose a bandwidth cap.

The term Hispanic is an outdated label that was not originated from within the culture but rather imposed from outside of it.

In the hinge, we do not solve the full mechanical problem but rather impose the observed hinge area contraction.

(GP, formerly specialist paediatrician) Another concern expressed by our participants was that the reform had not resulted from a broad public debate and a process of participatory decision-making, but rather imposed top-down in a very short period of time.

As previously discussed by our group, the conformation of the peptide inside the MHC-I cleft is not given by its amino acid sequence or its own properties, but it is rather imposed by the MHC-I cleft conformation and requirements (12).

In fact, the Santa Fe looks and feels rather imposing, compared with some small sport utilities.

Strolling down Melrose Avenue one evening, we came across a rather imposing restaurant which we thought we'd brave.

He was very kind about it, but I heard him mutter something under his breath and I thought, 'Now I've done it.' Gene is rather imposing.

The housing that developed was generally the sort of architecture familiar in Victorian London: solid, porched, rather imposing, the later imitations graceless and monotonous.