Sentence examples for alternative volume from inspiring English sources

A really canonical work such as The Interpretation of Dreams might seem just a little too intimidating to the Freud virgin; but you can take an alternative volume - Totem and Taboo, say - and feel confident that you'll get a flavour of the famous thoughts without having to feel too dutiful towards the text.

The nineteen-seventies and eighties witnessed a profusion of alternative volumes like Daly's, which highlighted biases that belied mainstream dictionaries' descriptive ideals.

Analysis of two alternative finite volume formulations, in respect of accuracy on non-uniform meshes and number of spurious modes, leads to a preference for the more compact cell vertex scheme over the cell centre scheme.

A good alternative to volume analysis using boxes is a rolling disc background subtraction algorithm coupled with a lane profile tool.

These alternative lower volume assumptions were based on previous experience involving a single screening team working on a part time basis since 2004 to implement a screening demonstration project and the EDETCC of visual inspection based screening which was conducted in Xiangyuan County, Shanxi Province.

This concept, commonly referred to as Cyber Physical Systems (CPS), is key to realizing efficient system reconfigurability to support alternative product volumes and mixes.

As an alternative to volume-based referral, hospitals and surgeons can improve their results by learning from their own outcome statistics and those from colleagues treating a similar patient group.

The 6% HES 130/0.4 solution may become an alternative strategy for volume therapy in cardiac surgery.

Continuous powder mixing is an efficient alternative in high volume manufacturing of powder-based products.

An alternative approach to volume estimation has recently been proposed by Burden et al. (2013), which uses a purely statistical method to determine the volume of fall deposits without relying on the construction of isopach maps.

The key step in this second prong of the convergence argument is the claim that "when there is only one relevant principle that everyone could rationally choose, no one's objection to this principle could be as strong as the strongest objection to every alternative" (Parfit 2011, volume 2, p. 245).