Sentence examples for adopted alternatively from inspiring English sources

The parrot pictures of the reduced set were adopted alternatively from Forshaw and Knight ([35]; further referred as variant 1), Juniper & Parr ([36]; variant 2) and del Hoyo et al. ([1]; variant 3); the second source was also used for the complete set.

Therefore, alternatively, spin-spin coating may be adopted, instead of spin-dip coating, to make thinner layers.

Each ranks the outcomes in which everyone chooses the same side of the road — all R or all L — highest and each ranks the outcome in which half choose R and half choose L worst.[11] This game has two equilibria: all choose R and all choose L. Unfortunately, knowledge that two equilibria exist does not help agents determine which strategy to adopt, or, alternatively which equilibrium to play.

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In this study, reducing hydraulic retention time (HRT) and increasing the inflow nitrogen concentration were alternatively adopted to increase volumetric nitrogen loading rate of the reactor.

Routine Widal test is alternatively adopted second most popular choice for diagnosis as blood culture remains controversial due to its biased diagnosis [ 11].

An analytic approximation of ρ ′ ij is adopted if applicable [18], alternatively, a numerical solution of Eq. (2) is carried out using Monte Carlo (MC) simulation.

An equalization approach that maintains the subcarrier-wise signal processing for the equalization and thus requires low complexity demands can be enabled if we alternatively adopt the signal model (17) derived in Section 3.2.

A staggered time marching strategy is adopted and the solutions are updated alternatively between cell centers and vertexes.

Alternatively, Zweig [ 145] adopted negative damping to describe the active behavior in the OC based on a passive transmission-line cochlear model, in which OHCs were conjectured to be active elements contributing to the negative damping and feedback of the cochlear amplifier.

Alternatively, specific measures can be adopted to improve the efficiency of nitrogen use in intensively managed systems in order to maintain high outputs but with reduced losses.