Sentence examples for alternately represented from inspiring English sources

The Nazarene of the title is Christ, alternately represented by the solo baritone (the superb Roderick Williams here) and the chorus, and the event it depicts is reported in one of the apocryphal gospels; an Iranian drum, a darbuka, represents the dance that Christ enacts before his disciples.

At each iteration, the method solves two subproblems in which the functions are alternately represented by the linearizations of the cutting-planes model and the convex objective function.

end{aligned} (14) The above two subproblems are much easier to solve, whose objective functions are alternately represented by linear models of (h cdot)) and (check{varphi}_{ell}(cdot)), respectively.

In Circles, director Tessa Walker and designer Bob Bailey rely on a line of plastic chairs that alternately represent the top of the bus and a front room in Birmingham.

In an interview in Der Spiegel magazine Cohn-Bendit, 64, who alternately represents the French and German Green parties in the European parliament, said he had made the remarks in order to provoke prudish, bourgeois Germany while insisting he had never been a paedophile.

This implies greater diatom change at sites towards the extremities of axis 1, confirming that climate warming and enhanced Nr deposition alternately represent the dominant influence on diatom assemblage turnover within subsets of our lake population (Fig. 7A).

We note that boundary-crossing clusters might alternately represent fission breakpoints that were placed (by chance) adjacent to one another in the concatenated genome.

The cDNA option assembles reads into contigs much like a genomic assembly; however, this option allows/expects contigs to have multiple joining contigs representing alternately spliced genes.

Alternately, it may represent a secondary compensatory response as a consequence of decreased sensitivity to the direct myocardial inotropic effects of endogenous catecholamines in patient with particularly severe septic myocardial dysfunction [ 3, 27].

By the introduction of proper step functions, the alternately polarized light with stepped polarization states can be represented as one concise Jones or Stokes vector, or one complex number.

Fenley's solo period is represented by "States of Darkness," her "Rite of Spring," performed alternately by two guests from the Pacific Northwest Ballet.