  Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) is a concept which is gaining a big
popularity in multiuser networks. It's due to its advantages in sense of total
network throughput. It becomes especially significant in large networks such as
Internet of Things (IoT) networks or 5G networks. One of the known NOMA
techniques is DS-CDMA NOMA, which make use of non-orthogonal coding schemes to
optimize capacity at multiuser networks. Equiangular Tight Frames (ETF) are
known to be an optimal sequences' sets (in sense of capacity) for this
technique. Unfortunately, ETFs are limited to very specific pairs of users'
number and sequence lengths which put undesirable constraints on practical
systems. In this paper our goal is to break those constraints by proposing
alternative family of non-orthogonal sequences which on the one hand, possess
similar properties to those of ETFs (for that reason we'll denote them as
Almost ETFs) and on the other hand, doesn't have those limitation on users'
number and sequence length. We're basing our approach by starting with known
technique of building standard ETFs, and extending it by slight modifications
to technique of building AETFs. In this paper we'll concentrate on bipolar
(+/-1 valued) and relatively short (up to length of 100) sequences, since we're
interested in sequences which will be of practical value in real systems.
