Sentence examples for rather assist from inspiring English sources
Rather, assist is offered in the determination of allowed motion, using the recently developed technology of cobots.
Those H-bonds are not expected to confer specificity of binding but rather assist in complex stability.
Rather, assisted by a sortie of good wizards, he flees his "Muggle" (read: "suburban") family home to hide once again in the Weasley family's funky bucolic house -- which of course was visibly set ablaze by Voldemort's Death Eaters (read: "non-vegetarians") in the previous film (though not in the previous book), only now, voilà, there it is apparently unscathed, very much sans explanation.
It is shown that hydrogen increases the concentration of free electrons, i.e. enhances the metallic character of atomic interactions, although such a decrease in the interatomic bonding cannot be a reason for brittleness and rather assists an increased plasticity.
Rather, they assist in energy-yielding reactions and facilitate metabolic and physiologic processes throughout the body.
The system is designed to deter rather than assist in the first place and then to assist only as a last resort, ie when the bailiff's letter has arrived and the family faces eviction.
She also cites her boss, Wentworth Taylor, "Irish but not RC", who on her first day "did a hysterectomy on an RC which he thought I would rather not assist at.
Such as, the public may go to the site of the crime and in the case that there is evidence there they might tamper the evidence and thereby hamper the investigation rather than assist investigation.
In other words, the overuse of technology may negatively impact (rather than assist) learning and retention.
It is written rather to assist in the practical application of the law, in real time in the field of Humanitarian Action.
The "autonomous" characteristic comes from the fact that rescuers should not have to concern themselves about these objects: they should perform their mission autonomously so as not to delay the intervention of the rescuers, but rather to assist them efficiently and reliably.
