Sentence examples for instead we describe from inspiring English sources
But no such claim has been made by scientists; instead, we describe how local order, including galaxies, stars, planets, and life, developed over time.
Carson elides these physical realities by creating a straw man: he says that scientists believe that, after the Big Bang, the universe was "perfectly ordered". But no such claim has been made by scientists; instead, we describe how local order, including galaxies, stars, planets, and life, developed over time.
Our approach does not analyze the concrete realization of mechanical systems; instead, we describe the laws concerning the motion of a deformable-spaced element whose subspaces later can overlap with parts or completely over any solid body or elastic mechanical system.
Instead, we describe and motivate the Futures Map frame comparing the Map approach and the various versions of the scenario approach.
Instead, we describe our experiences with various types of valves – experience that was built up during many years of conducting Stark deceleration experiments – but we leave it up to the reader to value our conclusions.
Instead, we describe the main components of the CBM system, its effects on local resources and cooperation, as well as the processes and factors leading to a downfall in local governance and subsequent effects on resources protected.
Instead we described the results of the studies individually.
Instead, here we describe an approach to set reference levels based on the projected continuation of documented historical forest management practice, i.e. reflecting age-related dynamics but not the future impact of policies.
Instead, we briefly describe one that is promising.
Instead we might describe a Feller Pareto variable as being a location and scale transform of a generalized beta variable of the second kind.
Instead we will describe three available options frequently suggested by resources included in our review subgroup analyses, meta-regression and the analogue to the analysis of variance (ANOVA)—and comment upon methods for exploring control group event rate.
