Sentence examples for rather consisted from inspiring English sources

The collapse of the Western Roman empire, for instance - one of Tainter's prime examples - did not occur over decades through a single protracted collapse-process, but rather consisted of a series of crises over a period of centuries.

The Ni catalyst particles at the nanofiber tips were not pure single crystals but rather consisted of a mosaic structure of Ni nanocrystallites embedded within Ni catalyst nanoparticles (200 400 nm).

The prince-bishopric was not a single continuous country, but rather consisted of several islands of territory surrounded by the Austrian Netherlands.

Low-lying plants or ground cover, of course, did not include grass until the latest Cretaceous but rather consisted of ferns, horsetails and other non-angiosperms during the Jurassic and most of the Early Cretaceous and possibly some angiosperms by mid Cretaceous times (Aptian-Albian) when Nigersaurus lived.

In contrast to other STs, the gold-standard interactions were not text-bound, but rather consisted of a normalised list of entity pairs for each full-text article.

The P. thrichocarpa genome sequence used in this study was not finished, but rather consisted of a pseudomolecule sequence for each of the 19 chromosomes plus an additional 177,7 Mb in 21,993 contig sequences.

These three rivers are somewhat atypical: their middle and upper drainage basins are not broad catchment areas with many small tributaries feeding larger ones but rather consist of a few streams confined to narrow, closely spaced valleys.

The clusters K-means identifies are typically not connected sub-components of the overall graph, but rather consist of several disjoint groups.

An interesting alternative rather consists in getting the environment richness back from frequency to space by increasing the number of transmit antennas[12].

While dust collective behavior is typically not observed in the interplanetary medium, the dust component rather consists of isolated grains screened by and interacting with the plasma.

However, Nishitani argued, unlike the former two empires Japan's historical mission was to bring about a world that has "no specific center" but rather consists of various "politically and culturally unified spheres" (NKC IV, 298 300).