The phrase "at alt" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "The data was recorded at alt."
Alternatives: "at altitude" or "at a high level".
One of the old regulars at Alt Berlin had bought up the interior and moved it into the annexe of the old dancehall he owned.
You blog at alt.nerd.obsessive (4).
He worked as a media and business journalist at the New York Times after a long career online and at alt news weeklies in the Midwest.
In three years as a waiter at Alt Wien, he has come to appreciate the mix of characters who turn up with their coffee orders and occasional updates on their lives.
The equipment underwent intensive maintenance and Strachwitz went home to the manor at Alt Siedel for a lengthy vacation.
Once he got clean (inspired, in part, by a chilling incident he once recounted in his famous gravelly voice to the Moth, when he left his two infant twin girls alone in a car while he scored coke during a blizzard), David built his career in the 90s at alt weeklies, working for the Twin Cities Reader and the Washington City Paper.
It may be played at alt-right rallies, but it doesn't seem to have developed much traction beyond the hardest core of hardcores.
On his podcast, Burr lashed out at "alt-comedy," the comedy subculture typified by "comedy nerds" playing to hipster crowds, milking awkwardness and dropping quirky pop-culture references.
Tellingly, it was the crowd-led angle that convinced headliner Marilyn Manson to make his sole UK appearance of 2014 at Alt-Fest – a major coup for a mid-sized event in its inaugural year.
It was exciting, then, when Mr. Ukhov produced a tape of Vladimir Nikolayev's "19 Piques" for theremin and string quartet, performed by Lydia Kavina, the inventor's grandniece, at "ALT-2K," this year's Alternativa festival.
He may not quite have hit those peaks yet, but his sixth full-length record is another collection of warm and rootsy songs and a persuasive bid for a place at alt-country's top table.
