Sentence examples for though instead of the from inspiring English sources

The integration of IP blocks into the compiled datapaths poses a different set of problems than stitching together IPs to form a system-on-chip; though, instead of the loose coupling using standard busses employed by SoCs, the one between datapath and IP block must be much tighter.

In Catholic schools the same rules usually apply, though instead of the word "detention" they use "JUGs," meaning Judgment Under God.

The story is based on the visual novel version that preceded it, though instead of the story being told from Tomoya's point of view, the manga is told from Tomoyo's perspective.

This time around though, instead of the factory model school, they have bequeathed us the latest business fads: quasi-markets (school choice), deregulation (charter schools), autonomy (superintendents and principals as CEOs), statistical control of product quality (high-stakes testing), and a shift from system inputs to system outputs (testing without investing).

Many people only list the date that they were born, though, instead of the year.

This time, though, instead of using the drum, the Elastec/American team, led by Don Johnson, created a disk enhanced with grooves to increase the device's effective surface area, and also to act as capillaries, sucking up more liquid.

Like the Mannerists, the Haussmanns celebrated artificiality and illusion, though instead of battling the clarity and simplicity of Michelangelo, they were jabbing at the pared-down heart of Modernism.

Here, though, instead of showing the blade sinking in, he moves in closer, letting the scene play out in the man's crumbling face, the gray sky framing him as the moist, tearing sounds of the knife doing its terrible work fill the air.

Though instead of adorning the place with Googlesque touches (Slides? Really?), Airbnb kept things classy with a Pan Am homage, open office floorplan, paintings on the walls and a chic fainting couch in the ladies' room.

Having acquired his degree from Fort Wright, he went to Santa Barbara, California to continue his studies and in 1981 won the National Auditions at the Met, though instead of staying in the US, he headed for Germany.

Unexpectedly, though, instead of passing through the gold foil, some of the particles bounced back.