We contend this alternative approach would not be optimal, since conditions in Definition 1 are obtained through a straightforward analysis of the trading mechanism and physical cash flows, whereas the financial justification of Eqs.
Equilar uses an algorithm to tap into peer group data found in S.E.C. filings and employ social media to generate what it contends are credible alternatives to company peer groups.
Currently you can only chat, dress up, and do some basic animations, which is not enough to contend with the alternatives of just chatting online or the more complex game of dress-up SecondLife suppots.
But Gene Russianoff, staff lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, contends that another alternative is for the state and the city to find ways to offer more support to mass transit.
Ms. Joseph, who has crusaded relentlessly over the last decade for the state to mandate explicit instruction in phonics, contends that the alternative, whole language instruction, left too much to each teacher's ability and imagination, with resulting gaps in children's preparation for reading.
But critics like Jeffrey T. Kuhner, communications director of the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, a conservative-leaning education policy group in Washington, contend that many alternative schools are short-changing their students and leaving them ill-prepared for the rigors of college and the world at large.
The explanatory argument starts with this scholarly consensus and contends that all alternative explanations for these facts are inferior to the explanation that Jesus actually did rise from the dead.
There's much to be said for acting as something of a do-it-yourselfer in personal finance, buying professional help á la carte only when you really need it–say, to write a will or contend with the alternative minimum tax.
However, supporters of evolution contend that no alternative explanation has been able to adequately explain the biological origin of these phenomena either.
Canon and Explanation A74 read, "Disputation (bian) is contending over 'that' [i.e., exclusive alternatives].
