Sentence examples for but rather integrating from inspiring English sources
Thus, indeed, by not responding to the perceived stimulus immediately but rather integrating it over time, the slow dynamics can extract from it a good prediction of the true environment, provided that the true environment, too, is slow.
In the Millstone case, the problem is not about responding to individual staff observations about particular safety issues, but rather integrating across many observations over months, years and even decades.
In our work we use a multidisciplinary approach to fabricate the component not through a succession of steps but rather integrating design and manufacturing into the realization of a pre-industrial RTM prototype, with significant reduction of the production time.
Ever the pioneer, she has now set her sights on getting young people not just volunteering on occasion, but rather integrating service into their everyday lives.
Prior to 2005, EMS provided an obstetric flying squad service that was not dedicated, but rather integrated into the general operational pool of EMS resources.
However, intraparenchymal grafts do not regenerate lost tissue, but rather integrate into the host parenchyma without significantly affecting the lesion cavity.
These processes do not repeat themselves indefinitely because the retroaction links responsible for preserving the homeostasis of the system are not completely self-contained but, rather, integrated in the evolutionary consistency of the biosphere.
It does not just aim to revolutionize the way that people use the automobile as we know it, but rather integrate personal mobility with public transportation to address safety, pollution, and congestion problems.
Data-centric organizations, on the other hand, have come to realize that capturing, engaging with, analyzing, and applying sustainability data in their projects is not "one more thing," and have learned that to have the greatest impact, data cannot be added on top of an organization's on-going practices, but rather integrated into their pre-existing mind-sets and processes.
As indicated by Victor Rizescu, under orthodox Marxism-Leninism, the idea of boyar precedence in the early Danubian Principalities was not discarded, but rather integrated within a "modes of production" theory.
The weak correlation shows that MS/DB neuronal activity is not solely involved in olfactory processing but rather integrates processed respiratory signals.
