Sentence examples for rather than observer from inspiring English sources
Rob Davis is a senior writer at Voice of San Diego, a Web site covering the city, and has watched as The U-T has become a player rather than observer in civic events.
The found results can indicate that variation in measurements was mainly due to true subject-to-subject variation rather than observer error.
We chose to use patient ratings of clinicians rather than observer ratings because these are more patient-centered measures and patients' perceptions probably have the greatest impact on patients' behavior; as well as their lower costs and greater capacity for pragmatic implementation.
Information gathered during the debriefing interview further suggested that participants in the imagery condition had predominantly used field perspective, rather than observer perspective, imagery; conversely within the non-imagery condition all but one participant reported that when they did use imagery it had been predominantly observer rather than field perspective.
They are volunteers -- workers rather than observers.
"Sitting mute next to David Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions every week was a sort of terrible encapsulation of what our critics said about us, that we were somehow just sort of passengers in the Government when in fact we were active architects rather than observers of the Government.
Eleonora Masini [53] saw futurists as society builders and valued articulators rather than observers, an emphasis that focuses on searching for and interpreting the seed of change based on the history of a society.
If Bohr and Heisenberg had spoken of measurements made by inanimate instruments rather than "observers," perhaps this strained relationship between quantum and mind would not have been drawn.
"I think I prefer the role of observer rather than observed.
This decomposition helps in treating each subsystem separately and allows the use of reduced order observers rather than one observer for the whole system.
More specifically, in the present study we investigated whether objects that approach an observer's avatar, rather than the observer him- or herself, capture attention.
