Sentence examples for instead of features from inspiring English sources

Her "dumbed down" one, for lower-level openings, lists jobs as an editorial assistant instead of features editor at a trade association magazine, and as a junior account executive instead of director in public relations.

This paper presents a pedestrian detection approach that uses neural features from a fully convolutional network (FCN) instead of features manually designed.

Relan, who plans to raise $10 million in total and has raised $2 million already from angel investors for the studio, believes that this long-term, intensive approach will actually build companies instead of features.

It's comparable to a traditional film festival slate (featuring pilots instead of features), and the in-competition selections screen during our annual Festival in October.

Instead of featuring Ms. Rowley, news magazine covers ended up featuring the "dirty bomber" who Mr. Ashcroft said was plotting to kill thousands with deadly radiation.

Instead of featuring traditional sprays, however, the fountains appear to channel water, which cascades gracefully through scrim, wire mesh and wattle, from a leaking roof.

And Mr. Alessi's Meridian series, instead of featuring the overendowed, underdressed women that are the norm for superhero comics, will feature a 14-year-old girl who will use her healing powers to save the universe.

But I have a suggestion: Instead of featuring poker experts, why not have a show featuring poker incompetents — people who fold when they have a strong hand or don't know how to quit while they're ahead?

Instead of featuring a simple image of the product, Ms. Bookbinder said, the new ads show real quotations from the brand's Facebook page describing jewelry as "bling-tastic" and "a menagerie of twinkles".

Part fantasy, part comedy and part who knows what, the story had been relocated to the 1930s and instead of featuring the original Dr Jekyll of literary fame, it followed Dr Robert Jekyll Tom Batemann), his grandchild.

Instead of featuring talking-head retrospective interviews, the movie frames its backward looks with images of the actress Isild Le Besco reading old magazine articles and occasionally visiting a historically significant spot in Paris.