Sentence examples for sometimes alternatively from inspiring English sources

That size range from 1 to 100 nm overlaps considerably with that previously assigned to the field of colloid science from 1 to 1,000 nm which is sometimes alternatively called the mesoscale.

Malkin Tower is sometimes alternatively referred to as Malking Tower, or Mocking Tower.

The Silkie (sometimes alternatively spelled Silky) is a breed of chicken named for its atypically fluffy plumage, which is said to feel like silk.

We parameterize the mutation model with a single parameter, the AT bias, which represents the equilibrium content of adenine and thymine after a very long evolution under mutation alone (the complementary variable GC bias, expressing the equilibrium content of guanine and cytosine under mutation alone, is sometimes alternatively used).

Alternatively, sometimes the agent was death itself.

Alternatively, sometimes they are all right.

Alternatively, sometimes an avalanche of facts is unleashed in order to bury the truth.

You will see that this is just equivalent to supposing that all hands sometimes tremble, or alternatively that no expectations are quite certain.

Alternatively, sometimes I go to a location and find it super beautiful but the light is not super great.

Alternatively, sometimes the special interests group convinces government not to do anything that prevents the special interests group from taking some action that is beneficial to itself but harmful to others.

Alternatively, sometimes delirium is considered the outcome, in which, for example, statin therapy is the exposure.