Sentence examples for not however project from inspiring English sources

Takemitsu's words here highlight his changing stylistic trends from the late 1970s into the 1980s, which have been described as "an increased use of diatonic material [... with] references to tertian harmony and jazz voicing", which do not, however, project a sense of "large-scale tonality".

More often than not, however, the projects, once in place, turned out to be enormously popular.

The kidney matching system does not, however, consider the projected life expectancy of the recipient or the urgency of the transplant.

Beyer Blinder will not, however, be entering a project that begins with a blank slate.

It is not however a community-managed project and is best described by the BDFL model [51] ('Benevolent Dictator For Life'; cf. Linux).

The project is not, however, about opting out of society.

This mega project did not, however, consider C pool of surface waters.

Our project, does not however, aim to generate a list of students' capitals wherein 'evidence' might be identified to demonstrate the veracity of Bourdieu's theorising.

The big provincial biobanks such as CARTaGENE or the Tomorrow Project do not, however, by default return individual research results – only measurements done at the time of sample taking or recruitment.

The project was not, however, sufficiently powered to show a significant difference in length of stay.

It is not however deemed possible to keep project staff tracking data collection for secondary outcomes (self reported outcomes) blinded to condition so the trial will only have double blind accuracy with respect to primary outcomes.