Sentence examples for define an alternative from inspiring English sources

From the 1970s until today his shop and label have been a haven for those who wanted to throw off the tribal placards placed round their necks at birth and define an alternative Ulster.

The Kirchners have exploited a fragmented opposition that failed to take advantage of its election victories in June and to define an alternative to the Kirchners' loose agenda of resource redistribution, social programs and nationalizations, analysts said.

By stepping into the process known as Brexit and trying to define an alternative path, lawmakers could create a constitutional showdown in Britain, where the government normally controls the agenda in Parliament, especially on its most pressing issues.

Further experiments combined with more detailed modelling also of the other parts of the regulatory network present in the developing limb will, however, be required to either confirm a receptor-ligand based Turing mechanism (embedded in a wider network) or to define an alternative mechanism for digit patterning on the rapidly growing limb bud.

Here we exploit the observation that it is possible to define an alternative divide-and-conquer strategy.

The authors define an alternative way to configure the QoS parameters, which is based on the stochastic properties of the underlying system.

Scenarios for the Future... advice to students... defining an alternative role for the U.S.

They were the perfect foil for continuity voiceover, they mood-managed beautifully and defined an "alternative television" proposition perfectly.

Each analysis defines an alternative method for evaluating a spatial cutoff frequency that determines the restoration efficiency, which practically limits the detection performance.

If Kosovo were ever liberated, it would need a new political infrastructure, and to Baton this meant defining an alternative to the military force of the K.L.A.... Koha's generally supporting coverage of the K.L.A. granted the movement a legitimacy that the West had denied it.

"Scanners," a set of six radio scanners tuned to different frequencies, defines an alternative kind of sculptural space, as does, in another mode, "Live Video," in which wall-projected images of viewers are multiplied in real and delayed time to vertiginous effect.