Sentence examples for an alternative description of from inspiring English sources

Neither have they offered an alternative description of events.

He's a no-nonsense sort of a guy... ...... "Cheerful" someone suggested, tongue-in-cheek, as an alternative description of the earnest figure of the former British head coach.

(3) Sections 4 and 5 of Alan Turing's famous essay on whether machines can think, Computing machinery and intelligence, provide an alternative description of how machines operate, not so detailed as von Neumann's.

This result corresponds to a slower acceleration than was obtained in previous measurements and theories (e.g. n = 2), an observation which suggests that development of an alternative description of the upward flame spread rate over wide, inhomogeneous materials may be worth studying for applications such as warehouse fires.

For the derivation of the proposed CCA variants, we adopt an alternative description of CCA which is based on the orthogonal projectors onto the space spanned by the two sets of multidimensional variables [13].

Room electromagnetics theory is interesting, as it does not require complete knowledge of the propagation environment, and it offers an alternative description of diffuse scattering in a room using only simple parameters.

Next, we provide an alternative description for recurrent Fatou components of G.

However, the fact that some domain superfamilies recur much more frequently than others – the top 100 domain superfamilies (ie < 5% of all superfamilies) account for over 50% of all domains in CATH (see Fig. 4) – suggest that an alternative description might be of a 'Lego theory of life' where some common domains recur extensively in different contexts.

Also, for some physically actual situations, the dynamic characteristics of an alternative description have been found: a mechanical momentum p m, mechanical Hamiltonian, and mechanical Lagrangian.

In his opinion, linguistics should set itself the more modest and more realistic goal of formulating criteria for evaluating alternative descriptions of a language without regard to the question of how these descriptions had been arrived at.

With this method, respondents are presented with various alternative descriptions of a good or service differentiated by its attributes and levels, one of which should be its price.