Example sentences of "[adv] than [art] [adj] process " in BNC.
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1 | From the condition of the meat when the cages were regurgitated , he inferred that digestion was a chemical rather than a mechanical process . |
2 | In Japan , structure relates to the hierarchical nature of a collective society ; in individualistic Britain structure appears to rest on a sense of being reasonable ; in Sweden structure seems to have its origins in group perceptions of what is expected , it is an interpersonal process rather than a legal process . |
3 | One line of argument accepts the notion of an adversary relationship between the parties but considers this a beneficial rather than a harmful process . |
4 | This composition of pop suggests occasional rupture and random fun-quake , rather than a benign process of amelioration , or accumulating body of good work . |
5 | That the result is regarded as " Creole " , " Patois " etc. by the speakers is the result of a social rather than a linguistic process , in which two " opposing " codes , " ordinary English " ( i.e. British English , usually LE ) and " Patois " are construed to exist in the repertoire of speakers . |
6 | He believed in self-reformation , a voluntary rather than a coercive process , and wrote : |
7 | Importantly , quality costing is a collaborative rather than a competitive process in which the participants in the transaction share a common analytical framework , exchange information and recognize their mutual inter-dependence with the overall company strategy . |
8 | Before looking at the day-to-day working of the system in London and Birmingham , it is worth pausing to describe the role of the school care committees , for in both cities they were the vital link in the attempt to make the transition an educational rather than an industrial process . |
9 | Gravitational separation of helium from hydrogen is a self-regulating rather than an unstable process : the higher the temperature the greater the miscibility of helium and planetary temperatures increase towards the centre . |
10 | Thus the static form rather than the dynamic process became the characteristic concept in his philosophy of nature , and form and place were more fundamental than time . |
11 | The roots of these activities remain unconscious to the performer whose attention illuminates the product more than the underlying process . |
12 | The so-called primitive accumulation … is nothing else than the historical process of divorcing the producer from the means of production . |