Sentence examples for rather than orientation from inspiring English sources
Tutu went on to plead with Museveni to use the debate to strengthen the culture of human rights and justice in Uganda, and clamp down on sexual exploitation rather than orientation.
It was greater when gratings' contrast rather than orientation was attended.
The government has said they'll review this in favour of screening sexual behaviour rather than orientation.
The government has said it will review this in favor of screening sexual behavior rather than orientation.
Given the difficulty in interpreting these varying results for crossmodal recognition, the present findings provide important evidence about the achievement of object constancy for haptics versus vision by manipulating size rather than orientation changes.
Interestingly, many of the interventions reported to have a statistically insignificant effect focused on ego orientation rather than task orientation (Duda & Nicholls, 1992), as shown by the frequent coding of "provide opportunities for social comparison".
It is worth observing that, although the metrics adopted in the above evaluation phase are derived from [10], a direct comparison of the results obtained by the proposed technique with achievements reported in the reference paper is not feasible since in [10] the prevailing orientation of a whole patch is extracted, rather than the orientation of each single brushstroke.
However, in this way systems run the risk that increasing information begets more confusion rather than more orientation.
Initially, the effectiveness of different ventilation approaches is obviously influenced by the position/floor level rather than the orientation of the selected rooms.
Our simulations predict that the location of a dividing cell, rather than the orientation of the division axis, facilitates the onset of this motion.
It has been argued that researchers from countries with a Buddhist rather than Christian orientation are not culturally encouraged to see a categorical distinction between humans and nonhuman animals (Asquith 1991; Sakura 1998; Matsuzawa 2003; de Waal 2003).
