Sentence examples for elaborated alternative from inspiring English sources

Foundations and motivation for proposal of the herein elaborated alternative energy concepts lies in the existence of the natural vortex phenomena's, such as tornadoes, waterspouts and dust devils.

As soon as this connection has been elaborated, alternative behavior and techniques are gathered which potentially lead to more beneficial interactions (third step).

In what sense is the choice among fully elaborated alternatives anything other than an arbitrary, personal choice?

This research has been elaborating alternative methods, hacking existing technologies, and devising new tools to: a. measure and quantify qualities of the built environment; b. visualize them and make comparisons; c. extrapolate meaning; d. create correlations between those qualities and typologies of built environments.

Because the residual disease in patients considered in complete remission is difficult to investigate with conventional methods, the need to elaborate alternative tests for detecting residual disease will become more pressing in future studies.

A product consists of various sub-functions elaborated by alternative design principles which results in many combinations.

The Russian government has not elaborated on alternative arrangements to bring its tourists home.

Contrastingly, Morris West, the Australian novelist who is commonly considered the pope of the Vatican thriller, created an elaborate alternative progression.

Another, more elaborate, alternative would be a four-day weekend cruise to Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the Carnival Triumph, which is owned by Carnival Cruise Lines of Miami.

But it has to be acknowledged that Batson has radically changed the argumentative dialectic of the egoism-altruism debate by forcing the egoistic account of human agency to come up with ever more elaborate alternative interpretations in order to account for helping behavior within its framework.

Their genetic evolution is very complex and includes numerous gene duplications (orthologous and paralogous in prokaryotes and eukaryotes), vast nucleotide change, and elaborate alternative splicing (Miller 2000; Anderson and Greenberg 2001; Sansom et al. 2002; Pichon et al. 2004; Hill et al. 2008).