Mr. Kotkin also seems to be of two minds about many of the issues he addresses, alternately optimistic and pessimistic, alternately hopeful and anxious about technology.
The issues focused on by our suggested modifications may alternately be addressed by various sophisticated mathematical modeling approaches.
Like Ms. Lohse, who joins them later, they sometimes do vivid facial and gestural mime, alternately addressing one imaginary figure stage right (cheerfully) and another stage left (alarmedly).
Perhaps his chief achievement to date is the 1996 piece "Blood on the Floor," a jazz-infused symphonic suite that addresses, in alternately raging and elegiac tones, the scourge of heroin addiction.
1688 people returned a consent form without providing an e-mail address and were sent a postal questionnaire (group B). 761 people who returned a consent form and provided an e-mail address were alternately allocated to be sent a postal questionnaire (N = 381, group C) or sent access details for an electronic questionnaire (N = 380, group D).
The movie takes on a surreal dimension once Lenni is addressed by the voice of the corpse in remarks that are alternately complaining and affectionate and that ultimately prick her conscience.
It is just that he has already addressed most of them in the book, a tour de force of controlled, taut writing mixed with wild flights of fantasy and long, self-indulgent rants that alternately amuse, annoy, tease and disturb.
Microarrays and other mRNA detection technologies have given insight into the transcriptome-wide regulation of diseased VF mucosa [15]; however these assays do not address important parameters such as alternately spliced transcripts and post-translational modifications.
One is an attempt to address Italy's exalted art history, alternately celebrating or attacking it.
People who consented and provided an e-mail address were allocated alternately to "Group C" (sent a postal questionnaire) or "Group D" (sent an e-mail to enable them to access the electronic questionnaire).
