"though not being" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to create contrast in two similar events or experiences. For example, "Though not being a professional chef, he was able to prepare an amazing meal for his family."
We believe that in this case the overlapping of BLUR1 and BLUR2 in the training and test stages, though not being ideal, it is a justified decision in the context of achieving a reasonable tradeoff among computational cost, quality and generality.
Thus, though not being the substrate, it is closely connected with it.
Though not being a global optimization algorithm, nor a population-based metaheuristics, the constructive approach has mechanisms to avoid premature convergence, by mixing growing and pruning processes, and also by implementing a relaxation strategy for the learning error.
Lupe loves popular culture, such as celebrities and fashion, though not being fond of clumsy toucan celebrity Kiki BonBeaky (despite this, she said later on that she was one of Kiki's biggest fans).
The Fourth Test, again in Johannesburg, saw Saggers score five not out in the first innings and, though not being required to bat in the second innings as the match ended in a draw, taking two catches.
From this point on, Raz, aware and accepting of his newfound identity as a Psychonaut (though not being deemed one until the end of the game), takes his talents to the minds of others.
It has, though, not been entirely defused yet.
Schools' estimates, though, may not be realistic.
Crucially, though, he would not be paid.
Comfort, though, may not be the point.
Brilliance alone, though, will not be enough.
