Sentence examples for alternative ordering from inspiring English sources

The last movement was built to a terrific climax, too, after she had favoured the alternative ordering for the middle two movements, with the Swan of Tuonela third in the sequence, though that hardly helps the narrative that underpins Sibelius's scheme.

So while an online bot seems a little silly, the ability to free up phones and keep the website from slowing under a heavy load of traffic on a high-volume day like this could actually impact the company's bottom line – assuming, of course, that some customers actually end up using alternative ordering mechanisms, like Messenger.

Since these changes were comparable to those resulting from slight differences in taxon sampling, we did not explore alternative ordering and weighting regimes in the combined or Bayesian analyses.

Alternative splicing modes include differential inclusion of whole exons (cassette exons) or parts of exons (alternative 5' or 3' splice sites), intron retention, mutual exclusion of cassette exons, alternative ordering of exons (exon scrambling) [ 22], and splicing of exons encoded by different genes (trans-splicing) [ 23].

"Boko Haram represents an alternative order to this matrix of dysfunction.

But planet football offers an alternative order: Brazil is the sole superpower.

This longing for an alternative order could not have been similarly commemorated in post-World War II American fiction.

If the drug is not in stock, pharmacies must provide an alternative, order it, transfer the prescription to a different pharmacy or return the prescription.

Additionally, TD Waterhouse did not adequately inform its customers of alternative order entry systems, and failed to maintain telephone systems that were strong enough to handle stock orders that could not be filled online, the exchange said.

It re-allocates off-spec products to existing alternative orders.

If agents are heterogeneous (as we assume), then coordination needs differ and a competitive process begins among sponsors of alternative orders.