Sentence examples for explicit alternative from inspiring English sources

In this way, Mr. Pullman's book offers an explicit alternative to C. S. Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia," with their pervasive Christian message.

Mr Varoufakis has spent the last few weeks seeking a "bridging arrangement" as an explicit alternative to a bail-out extension.

Sartre's thought has had less direct impact on the study of religion, partly because his account of human existence represents an explicit alternative to traditional religious belief.

When only some number u of explicit alternative hypotheses is under consideration, hK is just the sentence (~h1·…·~hu).

Also, however, conceptions of "oppression" and "domination" which are developed as an explicit alternative to a liberal political outlook nevertheless are defined in ways that come quite close to valorizing what amounts to autonomy: see, e.g., Young, 1990, 38.

In this case, moreover, the practices are structured in actual projects of citizenship, which not only are expressed through behaviour but also propose explicit alternative models of public space (Tamayo [2006]): these therefore give place to social movements or, in any case, to collective forms of expression.

Recently, it is investigated (Samadianfard, 2012) the potential of genetic programming based technique in estimating flow friction factor in comparison with the most currently available explicit alternatives to the Colebrook's equation.

This paper examines the potential of genetic programming (GP) based technique in estimating flow friction factor in comparison with the most currently available explicit alternatives to the Colebrook–White equation.

Aromaticity, even if it implies the existence of delocalised bonds, is included in the SMILES specification by using lower-case characters for representing atoms in aromatic rings, even if the alternative choice with explicit alternating single and double bonds (Kekulé-like) is also acceptable and used for example in PubChem [24].

Its basic assumption is that explicit choice among alternative courses of action leads to better results than do other methods of decision making.

In the comparative biology lab stream just described, we work very hard to help students understand that when two phylogenies are under consideration, they represent explicit, testable, alternative hypotheses of evolutionary relationship that can be evaluated with data (Avise 2004).