Sentence examples for alternately that the from inspiring English sources

Presume we use a metric scale that sets σ 2 = 1 (or alternately that the Likert 'bin' partitions are spaced σ units apart).

It is observed that the pores causing failure have sizes located at the high end-tail of the size distribution and, alternately, that the cracks occur in pore-rich regions.

The cloth is wound onto each roller alternately; that is, the cloth is first moved forward, then backward, through the dye liquor until dyeing is complete.

As a result of modifications made during the course of this project, one may alternately specify that the rigorous Smith-Waterman[ 50] algorithm be applied within each window.

Fortunately, in Gerwig's collaboration, he has found another source; he puts aside his own dialectical exceptionalism — alternately that of the insider fighting to get out and the outsider struggling to get in — for her secular state of grace.

She has alternately explained that the split was due to the "alternative lifestyles" of McNair and the rest of the group and that McNair's musicianship was not as competent as the other members.

During the conference call, Devine argued alternately that Sanders could win the nomination and that he would make Clinton the nominee by staying in the race up to the convention, just as she did for Obama in 2008.

Obama has alternately demanded that the entitlements are not on the negotiating table and has urged Republicans not to touch them.

The locked-out official has alternately heard that the sides are close and that they have made little progress, but the bottom line is that officials have not yet been called to meet in Dallas for a vote.

One could, alternately, maintain that the geometry of spacetime was Euclidean by adopting a different coordinative definition, for example, holding that measuring rods expanded or contracted depending on their location in spacetime, a choice tantamount to the supposition of "universal forces".

Adrienne Clarkson, then Governor General of Canada, alternately proposed that the Cup be presented to the top women's hockey team in lieu of the NHL season.