Sentence examples for usually instead of from inspiring English sources

Conversely, if (widetilde{mathscr{M}}) is a Jensen concave (mathbb {Z} -weighted mean on I, then the function (mathscr{M}) defined by (2.3) is a Jensen concave repetition invariant mean on I. Usually, instead of explicitly writing down weights, we can consider a function with finite range as the argument of the given mean.

Relative to colonoscopy, it requires less preparation, an enema, usually, instead of a thorough bowel cleanse [ 49, 50].

We noted other people, such as relatives, friends, peers, the general practitioner, and specialist nurses, who helped the participant manage their conditions and also noted the technologies (such as blood glucose meter, insulin pump, telephone, and internet) that they or their carers used alongside or, more usually, instead of HealthSpace.

Characters getting thrown on teams like Team 7 (usually instead of Sakura) is way too overly-used.

"If we go out locally, we usually walk instead of using the car," she said.

Crazies are usually tied instead of quilted to stabilize the layers.

The spectral brass and strings do the opposite of what orchestral arrangements usually do: instead of cosseting you with lushness, there's something unsettling about the way they weave in and out of the song.

Or maybe the one who's endured?" What of course separates "Next to Normal" from a Lifetime movie is that these by-the-book declarations and questions are usually sung instead of spoken.

"If someone delayed visiting the park in June, we thought they would make it up in July because a visit is usually delayed instead of canceled," said Hayley Kissel, the Merrill analyst.

That way the Yankees would probably play the first round against Minnesota, a team beset by injuries that the Yankees usually beat, instead of Texas, a rising team that recently swept them.

Generalized aerosol size distribution functions are usually assumed instead of their explicitly resolved spectra.