Sentence examples for rather than specifying from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

We also justify that it is more practical for specifying the similarity threshold rather than specifying the desired number of clusters a priori.

Rather than specifying which sectors foreign investors can enter, China would create a less restrictive "negative list" of sectors from which they are barred.

What I find interesting is exploring how we refresh our artform, how we find collisions between things rather than specifying this is theatre, this is dance, this is music.

True feelings are gestured at rather than specified.

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

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

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".

Rather than specify how all the required cuts would affect spending on specific programs, like housing assistance, Pell grants or the National Science Foundation, the budget writers put hundreds of billions of unspecified savings under a hazy budget line called "allowances" — which essentially means cuts to be determined later, in the course of the decade.