Sentence examples for rather continuously from inspiring English sources
We still do not think that the factor 'run' should be treated as a continuous variable (1 to 14), but rather continuously within each day (runs 1 to 7), thereby acknowledging the 24 hour-delay between days.
Cooperation rates respond rather continuously to incentives.
However, in permeable flow in a porous medium we have developing flow or rather, continuously redeveloping flow.
These data show that, despite means of attracting the animals remaining constant over the years, numbers do not necessarily increase to the maximum immediately after attracting or feeding operations start, but rather continuously increase over time.
The irreversible damaging of the cellular solid that happens once the flow limit is reached proceeds rather continuously with increasing compaction of the material.
Together, these results indicate that blocking DA reuptake also lengthens ultradian activity bout intervals in circadian competent mice, arguing that an ultradian oscillator is not 'activated' by circadian disruption, but rather continuously operative alongside the circadian timer.
The work introduces the idea of optimally allocating the existing resources quantifying the profitability of water use and eliminating inefficiencies rather than continuously seeking ways to water used and eliminating inefficiencies rather than continuously seeking ways to expand the supply sources.
They fired warning shots and used rubber bullets sporadically rather than continuously.
Tolstoy posited that history is not made by individuals, that it is, rather, the continuously unfolding consequence of innumerable interconnected events.
However, metals are typically produced in batches rather than continuously, and it is generally more difficult to handle metals in bulk form than chemicals that flow.
Intermetallic compound, any of a class of substances composed of definite proportions of two or more elemental metals, rather than continuously variable proportions (as in solid solutions).
