Sentence examples for in that space instead from inspiring English sources
Klook doesn't cover hotel or flight bookings because there's already a myriad of companies in that space, instead it covers how you spend your time in 21 destinations across Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Nepal and Mauritius.
You could set up a whole Scalextric track in that space, instead of having a bed.
The regulators should focus on bringing more clarity in this space instead of trying to regulate the industry to make sure that the economy and borrowers do not feel negative consequences from regulation.
Thus, to identify the optimal point in the space, instead of performing nm experiments, only m2 experiments are performed.
His idea is that the Snake is an electrical discharge, like a vast lightning bolt--so vast that it just hangs in space, instead of disappearing as earthly lightning does.In this section The dark side of cosmology What boys and girls are made of Here be serpents ReprintsIts source is a giant electrical dynamo.
Our Milky Way galaxy may be teeming with rogue planets that ramble through space instead of being locked in orbit around a star, a new study suggests.
Therefore, in order to avoid these complications, we placed the reshaped mesh in the subcutaneous space instead of in the abdominal cavity to ensure the intestine was kept away from the mesh.
The key difference from traditional MRF based image segmentation methods is that we infer semantic segments in the label space instead of the pixel space.
Setting up the analysis in the phase space instead of in the physical space has facilitated development of simple but comprehensive formulas.
It enjoys three important advantages: (i) it reduces a three-dimensional (3D) problem with cylindrical symmetry into an effective two-dimensional (2D) problem; (ii) it solves the problem in the whole space instead of in a truncated artificial computational domain and (iii) it is spectrally accurate.
It might opt for articulation in a semantic space instead of an aesthetic one so that artistic meaning is not embodied in a physical object or event' (Binkley 1977, 273).
