Sentence examples for rather than propagating from inspiring English sources

Rather than propagating this kind of repressive effect, why don't you build a cinema with 10,000 seats, so everyone can chant 'Dae-Han-Min-Gook!' (long live great Korea!)?" Perhaps this was sour grapes from a wilful arthouse tearaway.

This occurs via a selection process acting in a top-down fashion rather than propagating weight changes back through the entire network.

The reader should note, however, that we calculate vibrational modes in the molecule (in a frozen gold junction) rather than propagating phonon modes in some large crystal.

But while this 1.2-liter 84-horsepower urban runabout is about the slowest thing on wheels — and as much a niche car in America as any Hummer — its very existence says something good about G.M. On all fronts, the company is at least trying to anticipate market trends, rather than propagate an action-movie fantasy worthy of Michael Bay.

Indeed, Stirner suggests that, if he had been motivated by a concern for others, then he would have had to conceal rather than propagate his ideas.

In all of the four shale cores under 3000 psi isotropic confining pressure, hydration caused fractures to close rather than propagate.

As a former teacher, he sought parity in schools for religions and humanism, seeking to have both described neutrally rather than propagated.

Results show that crack takes longer time to initiate rather than to propagate, and that the local defect morphology plays a crucial role in it.

The beneficial role for noise that we identify here differs from these phenomena in that it emerges through interactions between populations of neurons and because the grid cell attractor network performs a computation generation of a spatial code from velocity inputs rather than propagating input signals.

Whilst the sole outlier is found near Lm = 20 for the cross-section B−B′ and occurred within 2000 s, this might be triggered by coseismic stress changes rather than a propagating slow slip, since this location appears to be susceptible to a small stress observing the continuing activity resulted in a cluster (see also Fig. 1).

The conceptual difficulties basically follow from the nature of the gravitational interaction, in particular the equivalence of gravitational and inertial mass, which allows one to represent gravity as a property of spacetime itself, rather than as a field propagating in a (passive) spacetime background.