Sentence examples similar to a rhythm of alternating from inspiring English sources

Now it's fear and fear". In other words, instead of a rhythm of testosterone alternating with cortisol, it's been cortisol and more cortisol for weeks.

In other words, instead of a rhythm of testosterone alternating with cortisol, it's been cortisol and more cortisol for weeks.

The healthy full-term newborn infant has a very stable rhythm of alternating bursts of sucking with pauses in between.

In a rhythm of thrust and feint, he alternates direct attack on painting with turning his back on it, as if wishing it would go away.

Linear uprights — bare trees, prison bars, raised arms, flames — alternate with the flat planes of open skies or high walls to create a rhythm of escapes and enclosures punctuated by exclamations.

The basis of its prosody is a line of alternating groups of three or four syllables, probably the most natural rhythm to the language.

There is a rhythm of sameness here.

Babies have a rhythm of their own.

In related studies it was shown that in D. melanogaster a loss of the cuticle deposition rhythm in clock gene mutants is expressed as an absence of alternating layers in the endocuticle [ 28].

Mr. Bowie's career has been governed by a bipolar rhythm, alternating between relentless pursuit of the limelight and shattered retreat from it.

One False Move (Carl Franklin, 1992) After a gruesome first few minutes, Carl Franklin's sleek and chilling neo-noir settles into a crosscut rhythm, alternating between a trio of criminals on the lam and law enforcement on their trail.