Sentence examples for rather than specified from inspiring English sources

True feelings are gestured at rather than specified.

Scientific American noted in 1981 that "it is a rule of thumb in computer science that an operation can be executed fastest when it is hard-wired into the computer rather than specified as part of a program".

Furthermore, some of the system parameters (such as the size of the validation gate) are learned from the data rather than specified by hand.

The clear sky / cloudy sky matter is one of detail - whilst that may be important to you at a particular location any forecast through the media is general and apart from ppn intensity or type over mountains/high ground other such detail is implied rather than specified.

The algorithm proposed in[5] could find near-optimal integer sensor locations that maximized the number of distinct nonnegative integers, but it also restated the fact that location of elements in an MRA could only be approximated rather than specified in closed form.

If instead the area of active cell proliferation is fixed, rather than specified by the concentration of the AER-signal, the model can no longer generate normal elongation of limb bud.

This would involve carriers going where the customer was if they were out and about, rather than specifying an address.

The temptation was to continue to spout generalities rather than specify cuts, for fear of scaring the voters.

Most people, after all, write "beer" or "shampoo" on their shopping lists, rather than specifying particular brands.

They claim to be reflecting a national desire to test achievement ("outputs") rather than specify the minutes ("inputs") spent on each subject.

Perhaps the most important difference is the emphasis on emergence of content structures in E2.0, rather than specifying them in advance, as early knowledge managers had to.