Sentence examples for rather than reconstruction from inspiring English sources

This confirms that the centrosomal Spd-2-GFP signal in the final reconstructed images is likely to represent true localization rather than reconstruction artifacts.

By last month, less than half of the $1.8 billion committed to the reconstruction of Afghanistan for 2002 had been disbursed, and most of that has been used to pay for emergency projects such as resettling refugees, rather than reconstruction.

While the EU has come up with numerous post-negotiation fixes in the past, such as guarantees to secure Belgium's ratification of the EU-Canada trade deal, or Irish ratification of the Lisbon treaty, these tend to be fine-tuning rather than reconstruction of the entire deal.

A UN official said there was still a need to focus on providing relief rather than reconstruction.

In this context one challenge for future research is developing a procedure for dictionary learning that uses state posterior probabilities, in addition to or rather than reconstruction error, as the cost function.

Steel frames hold smaller buildings in place, but with an emphasis on slowing degeneration, rather than reconstruction.

In this study, we used FBP along with post-reconstruction motion correction rather than iterative reconstruction algorithms to obtain dynamic images because it is well known that iterative reconstruction algorithms, such as OSEM, lead to spatially variant spatial resolution and noise characteristics.

In the present study, we have limited the reconstruction to a two-dimensional projection in the plane of each thick section, an image that we will refer to hereafter as a "tracing" rather than a "reconstruction" to distinguish it from a full three-dimensional reconstruction.

This kind of unhurried watchfulness, as if filmmaking were entirely an act of observation rather than of reconstruction, conjures a sense of dread as well as intimacy.

As such, the new theatre is intended as "an archetype of a Jacobean theatre, rather than a reconstruction of a particular theatre," Karim-Cooper explained.

It aims to be an "archetype" of what such theatres were generally like, rather than a reconstruction of any one in particular.