Sentence examples for selection of alternate from inspiring English sources
Calibration can also involve the selection of alternate wheels and tires, and upgrading to sophisticated, and more expensive, suspension dampers.
(See e.g. Sterelny 2012 for a selection of alternate, non-modular explanations of aspects of our moral psychology).
In this work, PCA finds its application in two ways, first in reduction of variability for implementation of Taguchi's method in selection of alternate route, second in the making of operation and part families through graphical analysis.
When no orthologs were identified using HomoloGene, selection of alternate orthologs was based on BLAST similarity.
According to this model, the status of Wnt activity within the two daughter cells leads to selection of alternate terminal differentiation programs, resulting in cell fate diversity.
Initial differentiation of embryonic stem cells involves silencing of these TFs and activation of developmental regulators [ 23, 24], necessitating the selection of alternate TFs for GM12878 modelling.
These techniques could assist in the selection of alternating or dynamic surfaces of any description confirmed by further clinical validation.
The pilot can interact with the system to obtain aviation-specific weather for the entire area or for his specific route to explore what-if scenarios including the selection of alternates, and make "go/no-go" decisions.
The choice of BAC clones and the selection of the alternating colour pattern for the 35-clone BAC ladder FISH was based on preliminary BAC FISH experiments, which had already revealed the approximate order of these BAC clones on Chr-5.
The slender volume became an alternate selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club and fulfilled Welty's theatrical dream by opening in a stage adaptation on Broadway in 1956.
The inspiration for her first novel, "Delta Wedding," was owed directly to Robinson... Her 1954 novella, "The Ponder Heart" is essentially "The Robber Bridegroom" rewritten, was an alternate selection of the Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Clubandtage adaption on Broadway in 1956.
