Sentence examples for presentation of alternative from inspiring English sources
Much of this criticism misses the point, harking back to a largely imaginary past in which the big issues of the day were thrashed out in parliament, and particularly in the presentation of alternative policy platforms by party leaders.
The primary objective of the design process is to investigate the advantages of using interactive graphics in the presentation of alternative solutions and to direct the solution search.
Drawing on a growing body of literature on human computer interaction and speech recognition, four support mechanisms were designed and evaluated, namely indexed audio, speech summarization, error prediction, and the presentation of alternative hypotheses.
The publications also shared critique of existing discourse around quality of qualitative research, but without presentation of alternative ways to assure it.
[PDF] Motivating Better Hygiene Behaviour: Importance for Public Health, Mechanisms for Change An examination of why conventional hygiene educational programmes fail, and a presentation of alternative approaches (an older document reissued due to popular demand).
The main weakness of the manuscript in its current form is its endorsement of the frozen accident model (FAM) of the genetic code's evolution without the presentation of alternative explanations of the evidence in favor of the optimality of the genetic code relative to random codes, and the coding triplet/binding site associations that have been observed through SELEX and in the Group I intron.
Alternatives were described as in Figure 1, which presents the choice between alternatives A and B of series I. Figure 1 Presentation of alternatives.
He has been building toward this brand of naughty defiance since Hearth's opening in 2003, when the wine list was less a presentation of alternatives than a volume of gonzo literature, thick with messianic riffs and madcap digressions.
As a consequence, choice shares for products whose strength lies in convenience and other feasibility-related features are boosted by the presentation of alternative-based information.
A critical discussion of the problems for Wigner's approach to measurement, together with the presentation of alternatives, can be found in Esfeld (1999).
Although some published studies (Shen and Royse 2001) have dealt with the effect of cereal agro-residue on growth and yield of G. frondosa, not much data is available on the use of statistical modelling for optimization of substrate composition to standardize yield in commercial cultivation as well as the presentation of alternatives to sawdust for sustainable production of G. frondosa.
