Sentence examples for track otherwise from inspiring English sources

He ferried us down the dirt track otherwise known as "provincial route 40" on the final leg of our journey.

It's there in polyrhythmic traces, in subtle and layered digital stitching along the spine of a track; otherwise, the songs on "Zeitgeber" (Stroboscopic Artefacts), their self-titled collaboration, are quiet, ghostly and deeply textured.

But don't fret, this night walk adventure is one that you take in the company of experienced guides and uses the Pony Track, otherwise known as the tourist track, for getting to the summit.

A candidate track is promoted to an established track with a 9-out-of-16 logic, it is deleted with a 6-out-of-16 logic, and it is retained as a candidate track, otherwise.

In AssociationViewer WIG (score) tracks are aggregated in two steps: (i) within each track, set all values to 1 if they are greater than the mean score for that track, otherwise set them to 0; (ii) sum the discretized values at each position over all tracks.

Iranian friends had warned me that I could be tracked otherwise.

While Reed was lead vocalist on occasional B-sides and some album tracks, otherwise he anchored the harmony and clowned about on stage.

Mr. Moon sets no condition for such investments, arguing that economic cooperation and efforts to end the North's nuclear programs should proceed on parallel tracks; otherwise, he said, the cycle of provocation and punishment will repeat itself.

In various pedal proportions, Gigandipus is indistinguishable from tracks otherwise assigned to Anchisauripus and Eubrontes, so the ichnotaxon is reliably distinguished only by the presence of the hallux impression.

Patients refusing the trial should be offered the standard track intervention, not the fast-track, otherwise the position of equipoise is not maintained and patients (and/or their carers) are likely to refuse, in the expectation of receiving the service.

The track is otherwise unavailable, and the label has no plans to release it electronically.