Instead of listing every single element, sometimes an ellipsis ("...") is used, if the writer believes that the reader can easily guess what is missing ; for example, presumably denotes the set of integers from 1 to 100.

Instead, it denotes the I's original encounter with its own finitude.

Instead, the change in energy for a given change in occupation of states contains terms both linear and quadratic in ( for the Fermi gas, it would only be linear,, where denotes the single-particle energies ).

Instead, the term " upstage " is used to denote the part of the stage furthest from the audience or to motion away from the audience, while " downstage " denotes the portion of the stage closest to the audience or to motion in that direction.

Instead he used capital and lower-case letters, numerals, and every typographical symbol available on his extensive and somewhat eccentric typewriter.

Instead the gymnosphaerids may be allied with the desmothoracids, and on account of this have been placed in the Cercozoa, but this is somewhat tentative.

Instead the IP's leader Geir Haarde chose a stronger but somewhat unstable coalition with the Social Democrats ( the Þingvellir government ).

Instead the City of China has attempted somewhat unsuccessfully to reinstate the festival.

Instead, it sat atop the machine and connected via ribbon cable to a somewhat bulky rear port connector.

Instead, the regulars are replaced by a large, somewhat all-star cast.

Instead it wrote a letter stating, among other things, that " we ... are somewhat puzzled as to how you think the statements in any way reflect on you ," and " you might, if you desire, let us know in what respect you claim that the statements in the advertisement reflect on you ".

Instead he showed activity somewhat higher from area 44 and closer to the motor cortex.

Instead buyers choosing the estate had to live with a van-derived car with somewhat uneasy styling.

Instead of a normal, somewhat deep crater it had become a mere white patch.

Instead, the paper refers somewhat misleadingly to both the 1, 996 cc XJ 4-cylinder ( clearly as an experimental engine ) and the XK 4-cylinder, the latter being referred to in guarded terms, not declaring the engine's capacity and stating ″ at the present full details cannot be given as the engine has not yet been released to the market ″.

" Instead, the audience themselves were now in charge, with the organizers just making sure the bands came and went – it was, if somewhat inadvertently, the first large-scale " people's festival " held in the UK.

Instead, connector gender is conventionalized and thus can be somewhat obscure to the uninitiated.

Instead the Franklin breaks into the very beginning of the third section with elaborate praise of the Squire's gentility — the Franklin being somewhat of a social climber — and proceeds to his own tale.

Instead, Harald Hardråde's father was supposedly a descendent, in unbroken male line, from a younger ( and somewhat obscure ) son of Harald Fairhair.

: Instead of projecting his spout obliquely forward, and puffing with a short, convulsive effort, accompanied by a snorting noise, as usual with his species, he flung the water from his nose in a lofty, perpendicular, expanded volume, at regular and somewhat distant intervals ; its expulsion producing a continuous roar, like that of vapor struggling from the safety valve of a powerful steam engine.

Instead, he possesses increased strength, health regeneration and gold-coloured irises, somewhat like the Chimera.

Instead it was manufactured with a dozen of TTL integrated circuits, which resulted in a somewhat large power consumption.

Instead of holding Lincoln in contempt of court as was expected, the judge, a Democrat, reversed his ruling, allowing the evidence and acquitting Harrison.

Instead of precedents and codes, sharia relies on jurists ' manuals and collections of non-binding legal opinions, or hadith, ( ulama, particularly a mufti ); these can be made binding for a particular case at the discretion of a judge.

Instead they became friends and Jerry promised to watch over Alice before the judge was killed by another assassin.

Instead, he took them to court where a judge set bails of $ 10, 000, far beyond their means to pay.

Instead, they were proponents of natural law, created by the King's authority, not by any individual judge.

Instead, he argued that one can judge what a long time would produce only by multiplying what a lesser time produces.

Instead of dismissing the jury, the judge sent them back for further deliberations.

Instead, Williams believed it was God's duty to judge in the end, not man's.

Instead, he was appointed a judge of the general court of Virginia and served for two years, resigning in 1827 to return to his seat in the House of Representatives as a Jacksonian.

Instead they may judge their degree of control by a process that is often unreliable.

Instead of exploding when an individual other than a judge picks up the weapon it emits a very powerful, incapacitating ( and often deadly ) shock until the weapon is dropped.

Instead he has created a moral universe and will judge its inhabitants.

Instead, the court was observed by reporters to be drowsy at times, with one particular judge regularly nodding off.

Instead of specific inventions, White decided that the measure by which to judge the evolution of culture was energy.

Instead, a judge raises his or her voice ( or stands up if necessary ) to restore order in the courtroom.

Instead, Ellis suggests to judge ( autoethnographic writings ) on the usefulness of the story, ( Bochner, 2001 ) rather than only on accuracy.

Instead the chief judge deemed it more expedient to assume direct control over all aspects of governing the city.

Instead of Jehovah being her king, her lawgiver, her judge, she has been taken out of the exalted scale of existence in which He placed her, and subjected to the despotic control of man.

Instead of specific inventions, White decided that the measure by which to judge the evolution of culture was energy.

Instead, if documents need to be given to or taken from the judge, attorneys are normally expected to approach the court clerk or bailiff, who acts as an intermediary.