Sentence examples for rather space from inspiring English sources

Rather, space elevators, or "beanstalks", promise to close that gap.

Rather, space is devoted to several other heady projects Mr. Burgess has undertaken since 1968.

Rather, space and time are made of looped ribbons that, when entangled in certain ways, give rise to irregularities that are perceived as particles.

The Museum of Contemporary Art is what Enberg says is a "surrealistic experience", and the emphasis here is on big space: not so much on the depiction of space in art, but rather space around the art – and lots of it.

Note that by "real space out of the material universe" Leibniz does not mean space independent of the mind, but rather, space independent of objects.

Even thought solar wind turbulence appears to be rather space filling, a better agreement with the data is obtained, especially for the negative index of generalized dimensions.

Well MySpace has now shut the door on the past and accelerated ahead into its shiny — or rather space-y — social music discovery future.

Walking a line between inside and outside, the imagery suggests a sense of place rather than space.

The fact that we experience material bodies and their relations, rather than space, leads Poincaré to argue that the geometry of space cannot be determined empirically either.

In the 17th century, round-the-world voyages were rather like space missions today.

"The landlords would rather warehouse space for the next dot-com boom," she said.