Sentence examples for rather assuming from inspiring English sources

Rather, assuming piecemeal opinions and practices, it tries to capture its underlying essence.

The paper couples in an innovative way the wealth of data provided by ADCPs with robust and theoretical algorithms to compute longitudinal dispersion coefficient relying only on actual velocity data, rather assuming horizontal or vertical velocity models due to traditional lack of field data.

In addition, one important feature of the control-value theory is not only the assumption of a linear relation between control and the emerging negative emotion boredom, but rather assuming that control and value appraisals determine achievement emotions in a complex non-linear pattern (Pekrun 2006).

Over the centuries, we developed--or rather, assuming the Divine for a moment, we were given--a variety of ways to achieve this.

Judges have often failed to identify a single unlawful act on which the crime of manslaughter is to be constructed, rather assuming the presence of one in particular circumstances.

Rather assuming a fixed FST as in the above introduced method of Beaumont and Nichols [ 66], this BAYESFST test uses more information from the raw data and does not assume the same FST for each population [ 67, 69].

He hoped – rather, assumed – he would be a footballer.

I would rather assume that if there's a ministerial meeting we will succeed.

As Susie quickly realizes, Jonah's former partners — even his awful parents — would rather assume the worst.

Discussions are confidential, and honours are removed only in cases that threaten to bring the system into disrepute, which rather assumes that it isn't in disrepute already.

I never said: 'I've got a political career, I can't get married.' When I broke up with Colin, I rather assumed somebody else would come along.