Sentence examples for frame but rather from inspiring English sources

A city in which these diversities are not reduced or standardised on a single plane or time frame but, rather, enhanced and arranged in a brand new urban composition.

Her struggles don't include finding dresses long enough to fit her statuesque 5'9" frame, but rather something more surprising: "I have a hard time finding high boots that go up to your knee, because of the shape of my calves".

This is a process of coding that does not fit data into a pre-existing model or frame but rather is data driven.

Literature on open-framed structures has shown that the maximum wind load normal to a set of frames occurs not when the wind is normal to the frames, but rather at some angle to the normal, typically between 20° and 40°.

If we do not assume a frame shift, but rather that wing digits develop directly into digits 2,3 and 4, expression in crocodilian forelimbs could be absent in digit 2. To test these predictions, we investigate HoxD-11 expression in crocodilians (bird's closest living relatives).

However, this will mean that the encoder will no longer operate with the original intra frame video coding, but rather with partial inter frame video coding.

The proposed scheme therefore differs from the above types of traditional DVC architectures and does not use the traditional DVC frame level design and error correction coding (e.g., Turbo, BCH, or LDPC coding) as the WZ frame coding scheme, but rather uses a block level design and padding-based algorithm.

This is not done to generalize or predict the Thai child's frame of mind, but rather to obtain a basic understanding of the world they inhabit.

The edge of the canvas did not frame the images but rather opened them to wider exploration.

The work is also unusual because it is neither framed nor stretched, but rather has grommets around the edges so it can be tacked onto a wall.

That's not the view of a dysfunctional Labour opposition, currently incapable of framing any policy, but rather the considered judgment of some Tories.