Sentence examples for alternate competing from inspiring English sources

I'm attracted to games that have that kind of emerging complexity, where there's always an alternate competing strategy.

This result was consistent with our hypothesis that a benzylic proton unveils masked reactivity at phthalazines diverting the reaction down alternate competing mechanistic pathways leading to the formation of dibenzo[ de, g]cinnolines.

In the lab, this process can be studied using stimuli that cause perception to alternate between competing interpretations while staying constant on the retina [1].

When Tesla joins forces with George Westinghouse, whose company, driven by alternating current, competes with Edison's interests, Edison wages a campaign to demonize the type of power he cannot abide.

When visual input has conflicting interpretations, conscious perception can alternate spontaneously between competing interpretations [ 1].

The letters and commentary become alternating, almost competing, narratives, an effect compounded by the editors' decision to feature extensive notes following virtually every letter.

Lynda Hart, one of the authors of Acting Out: Feminist Performances, felt that the video "alternated between two competing representations of Madonna... Charging coercion, both sides make the video as an invitation to a certain way of life, in the process denying it the stylistic invocation of a rhetoric of self-authorization".

Rachael Flatt, who finished second to Yu-na at Skate America, was named an alternate to compete in the Grand Prix Final.

"There has to be a competing alternate political platform," he said.

This was not the case in this study, and suggests either direct toxicity by leflunomide, or an alternate pathway is competing with the conversion of leflunomide to teriflunomide and results in formation of another metabolite which contributes to side effects.

At the end of the day, our coaching staff makes the big decisions, and they have picked a very talented team (and four alternates) to compete in the London Games.