Sentence examples for rather treated from inspiring English sources

Thus, Aristotle did not treat them in On the Heavens but rather treated them in Meteorology.

Delays have been rather treated mainly in an online context and solved as a separate optimization problem, called delay management.

The advisers say they were not involved in advancing the oil companies' interests, but rather treated the Oil Ministry as a client, the State Department official said.

Because the issues relating to fair dealing and fair price were so intertwined, the Court of Chancery did not separate its analysis, but rather treated them together in an integrated examination.

For this reason, these subsidies were not included as a variable in this study but rather treated as a constant with a value of 70% of silvicultural costs (Additional file 1: Table S1(b)).

It was rather treated as an initiative, among several other activities included in the Barcelona Declaration, but its role was to be purely informative, as a forum in which viewpoints and ideas could be exchanged but in which there would be no other essential activity.

The spatialization does not use explicit panning but rather treats the speakers as point sources in space.

"We'd rather treat 99percentt of our camp families with respect and get beat by 1percentthanan treat them all like we don't trust them".

The Army, as an institution, would rather treat fear than let it grow to the point at which soldiers use it as an excuse not to follow orders.

"I would rather treat [the trial] seriously," he says, "but, of course, my main task is to ridicule the entire process".

No attempt is therefore made to address a specific type of imperfection but rather treat them all in the combined manner.