Sentence examples for but rather orient from inspiring English sources

This appears applicable to situations of routine choice [124] and to situations, where individuals do not spend much time on analyzing situations, but rather orient at what the others do.

The definitions and results of the fractional calculus reported below are not exhaustive but rather oriented to the subject of this paper.

Beyond critical damage the cells rather orient towards necrosis or apoptosis [34].

And whereas the former focusses on the visual "form", the latter is rather oriented towards discerning the "formula" or plan that is realised in the actual organism.

We were not looking for a consensus on these aspects, but rather our analysis was oriented to difference and contradiction as a means of exploring Hennessy's (2006) suggestion of the messiness of learning science, in this case from watching a video.

The reason why I believe they are not research and development oriented but rather in the business of documenting and explain what the industry has already done is because they do not have a lab where they can experiment.

Fourth, MglB does not directly participate in catalysis but rather stabilizes and/or properly orients the catalytic machinery.

Thus, for those practicing in this arena, the motivation is not primarily research oriented but rather geared to those problems for which government agencies usually are given the primary mandates and responsibilities.

The clinicians were not exam oriented but rather talked in terms of the MSc broadening their horizons, enabling them to understand how their clinical work fitted into a much larger picture.

Admittedly, these neurons are not involved in the execution of slow phase eye movements, but rather in the control of orienting, locomotion and posture [27].

These material changes, we argue, are not simply reflections of an Indian Ocean oriented society but, rather, active efforts to effect this transformation.