Sentence examples for enforcing alternative from inspiring English sources

This is a net positive, but I have found many students developing a very aggressive approach to enforcing alternative history and correcting perceived historical wrongs.

Similarly, enforcing alternative ways of realizing an outcome can incorporate other qualitative metrics such as redundancy.

Shakespeare may be taking a back seat this season, but William Golding's tribal allegory of schoolboys creating their own island nightmare as an enforced alternative to hymns in chapel certainly has a Shakespearean dimension, and Nigel Williams's fine adaptation (first seen at the RSC in 1995) makes a "proper" play.

See related research by Sander et al., http://ccforum.com/content/14/4/R148 A recent article from the group in Berlin [ 1] reports on a retrospective review of observational data comparing their experience using tranexamic acid as an enforced alternative to aprotinin.

Diversification rate estimates enforcing an alternative prior, proportional-to distinguishable (PD), are slower than those assuming the Yule prior e.g. 0.26 (C.I. 0.22 0.29) for the LT flock, but there remained no significant evidence for non-zero background extinction rates (Table S2).

Applying methods from the theory of dynamical systems, we were able to conceive that an increase in the ligand concentration above the capacity of the CDE-pathway qualitatively alters the system behaviour by enforcing an alternative steady-state (Fig. 3, Table 1).

In Kertoraharjo, where state arrangements are, to some extent, enforced and alternative institutions marginalized, the subak will probably remain a kind of shadow institution unrecognized by the state, whatever its impact on and importance for Balinese irrigation practices.

Alternative trees enforcing monophyly of all eukaryotic sequences had low probabilities (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

Alternative trees enforcing monophyly of all eukaryotic or all bacterial sequences have low probability (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

An evolutionary tree of tryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase does not show the expected separation of eukaryotic and bacterial protein sequences (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online), and alternative trees enforcing monophyly of all eukaryotic or all bacterial sequences have low probability (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

These innovators may not survive if the current 1099 classification regulations are so rigidly enforced and/or no alternative regulatory framework is created.