Sentence examples for instead to define from inspiring English sources

They struggle, instead, to define something else.

Instead, to define the eye, she applied thin black liner right at the lash base.

It has become common instead to define the domain in terms of the descriptor space of the training set.

Frege thus opted instead to define numbers explicitly in terms of extensions: the number of Fs = the extension of the concept 'equal to the concept F' (where F is equal to G just in case the Fs are in one-to-one correspondence with the Gs).

Much better instead to define agent-relativity and agent-neutrality in terms of the logical form of the principle corresponding to the reason and then let it be a matter of substantive debate whether agent-relative reasons so understood can be appreciated from various objective perspectives.

The White Paper does not in itself authorise or preclude any development, but seeks instead to define a "national strategic framework for the future development of airport capacity" over the next 30 years.

What Hairer did instead is to define objects, custom-built for the equation at hand, that approximate the behavior of the solution at small scales.

We might, instead, want to define the threshold on the basis of egalitarian reasons.

Identification of other proteins (for example dehydrogenases, acetyltransferases, methyltransferases, proteases and transporters) in the local genomic region do not necessarily mark a biosynthetic cluster on their own but instead, help to define the extent and complexity of a proposed cluster [ 4].

Instead of personal attacks, or instead of attempting to define the entire movement as nothing more than the fringe, Democrats need to start taking on the Tea Party on the ideological front more often.

Instead of trying to define racing, policies exclude damage at any location that could accommodate racing, timed or not.