The phrase "a non aligned" is not correct in standard English; it should be "non-aligned" without the article "a." You can use "non-aligned" to describe something or someone that does not align with a particular group, ideology, or position.
Example: "The country maintained a non-aligned stance during the political conflict, choosing not to side with either party."
Alternatives: "neutral" or "independent."
A reliable source said the compromise, which was pro posed recently by the 12 non aligned countries taking part in the conference, would be interpreted by the Soviet Un ion as allowing a request for help only to be submitted to two principal organs of the United Nations, the General Assembly and the Security Council.
In contrast, the aa sequences of the predicted genes beyond the 780 aa, diverged significantly with two distinct, non aligned, transposase domains.
Taking advantage of CDD block structure where multiple alignments are anchored at certain conserved positions, we define a spacer as a non-aligned segment between two consecutively aligned block elements.
The former candidate was speaking at a meeting of the London Forum group, which describes itself as a "non-party aligned conference group for nationalists, identitarians, thinkers and commentators from across the Right".
For the 16S-like simulations with 78,132 distinct sequences, we used a maximum-likelihood tree inferred from a
The probes were designed either from an aligned fragment in the optical map (green boxes), or from a non-aligned fragment (white boxes) to validate the alignment pattern.
The many contradictions in Serbian foreign policy indicate that Serbia can once again be classified as a non-aligned actor as its international alignment patterns are laced with the inconsistencies and opportunism that characterized Tito's Yugoslavia during the Cold War.
The reform will also enlarge parliament's powers and set up an independent body to supervise elections, headed by a non-aligned public figure.
The latter was a leading light in Women for Independence, a non-aligned group credited with radicalising women across Scotland during last year's independence campaign.
The event marked the culmination of a summer of marches across the country organised by All Under One Banner, a non-aligned grassroots group.
