Sentence examples for an essential alternative from inspiring English sources

"Nuclear is an essential alternative" to coal, he said.

Despite its economic and artistic ups and downs City Opera has been an essential alternative to the Met, a complementary company with an admirable mission: to present opera in accessible, affordable and theatrically innovative productions; to provide opportunities for young singers, especially Americans; and to explore neglected repertory, contemporary works in particular.

So, domesticating fish for food is a viable and essential alternative.

As a corollary, the longer such essential alternative pathways are, the greater the number of reactions m that need to be added to non-adjacent viable genotypes G(n), such that viable genotypes G(n +  m) become connected.

IT is the mission of regional theater to provide an essential, civilized alternative to the hubbub of commercial stages, especially when the theater is small scaled, and offbeat in setting and in sensibility, as is the Schoolhouse here.

It also means that essential alternative metabolic pathways of more than one reaction that are characteristic for a given connected component exist only for small metabolisms.

Our present knowledge speaking in favor of toxicity of nuclear RNA foci is mostly based on their propensity to affect essential alternative splicing factors causing their sequestration, and compromising their functionality in pre-mRNA processing (2, 20, 43).

This B12-dependent reaction allows Acinetobacter to synthesize methionine via a non-essential alternative route.

Together, our findings uncover a pivotal role for RBM25 as an essential regulator of alternative splicing and reveal a new potential mechanism for regulation of pre-mRNA splicing by lysine methylation of a splicing factor.

Note that this is an essential difference to alternative approaches (like GC or FHE), which require special-purpose compilers [32 34] and designated code/circuit generation [35] that is specific for a particular function.

They were an essential part of the "alternative television" movement of the 1970's that included groups like Raindance, Videofreex and TVTV, among others.