Sentence examples for alternatives adopted from inspiring English sources

Alternatives adopted by some publications are British and Irish Isles or simply Britain and Ireland British Library British Medical Association (doctors' trade union), BMA on second mention British overseas territories Parts of the former British empire that remain under the jurisdiction and sovereignty of the UK, though not part of it.

But as more fully discussed below, there is overwhelming extrinsic evidence that under the Annual Meeting Term Alternative adopted by Airgas, a term of three years was intended.

Code Division Multiple Access arose as the main alternative, adopted by Sprint and GTE, and by the end of the decade it reduced noise better than the time division method and packed more data into a single channel.

But being compared to an existing treatment doesn't make it impossible to start getting an alternative adopted.

In the alternative adopted we have used the whole data and the use of an ensemble of T basic classifiers (C i ) when each basic classifier uses the whole data.

But as our colleagues and we detail this week in the Lancet (summary; subscription-only, there is an alternative: adopting drug policies with scientific evidence of effectiveness. Accumulating research overturns some deeply cherished ideas in drug policy.

For mall's hydraulic systems, segmented alternatives are adopted.

And the full-blown private-insurance alternative, as adopted in the United States, is hardly inspiring.

That practice has long since been banned, though the alternative now adopted in India is hardly ideal.

When introspection fell out of favour about 100 years ago, the alternative approach adopted was exactly this approach.

The next section introduces the model specifications used for hypothesis testing in this paper and the battery of alternative models adopted to check the findings for robustness.