Sentence examples for an explicit alternative from inspiring English sources

In this way, Mr. Pullman's book offers an explicit alternative to C. S. Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia," with their pervasive Christian message.

Mr Varoufakis has spent the last few weeks seeking a "bridging arrangement" as an explicit alternative to a bail-out extension.

Sartre's thought has had less direct impact on the study of religion, partly because his account of human existence represents an explicit alternative to traditional religious belief.

Also, however, conceptions of "oppression" and "domination" which are developed as an explicit alternative to a liberal political outlook nevertheless are defined in ways that come quite close to valorizing what amounts to autonomy: see, e.g., Young, 1990, 38.

Notice that, in the CCES question we analyze, individuals are asked to evaluate the Senate plan but are not mentioned any explicit alternative.23 The interpretation of the marginal effects of a number of variables (in particular, education and income) depends on which alternative voters have in mind whether the status quo or the House plan as they evaluate the Senate plan.

The idea is that a specific pattern must be generated by one of a few well-defined and explicit alternative mechanisms.

There was no explicit alternative for no, and when a subject did not report yes, the response was defaulted to no.

When only some number u of explicit alternative hypotheses is under consideration, hK is just the sentence (~h1·…·~hu).

In this case, moreover, the practices are structured in actual projects of citizenship, which not only are expressed through behaviour but also propose explicit alternative models of public space (Tamayo [2006]): these therefore give place to social movements or, in any case, to collective forms of expression.

We also tested among explicit alternative phylogenetic hypotheses with constrained topology tests, and the results provide robust support for the evolutionary scenarios we propose.

The features of the explicit alternative splicing prediction methods: k-mer counts, exon lengths, and sequence conservation are used to predict multiple splice sites and intron retention events along with cassette exons and constitutive exons.