The phrase "alternate facets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different aspects or sides of a topic, idea, or object.
Example: "In her presentation, she explored the alternate facets of the issue, highlighting both the benefits and drawbacks."
Alternatives: "different aspects" or "varied dimensions".
To give this massive structure a sense of lightness, Mr. Carpenter has designed a two-layered stainless-steel wall, with panels made of prismatic wires set at different angles so that alternating facets reflect different parts of the sky.
Academy Award recipients are listed, along with Facets' alternate choices for best picture.
Nonetheless, the understanding that depressive and anxiety manifestations are sequential, alternate or concomitant facets of a common underlying process does also bring cogent theoretical support for the present empirical evidence, which is encouraging [ 57- 60].
We compared results derived using several alternate rule sets for aggregating facets.
Moreover, the triangle-like morphology with alternate large and small {112} facets of SiNWs is found to be thermodynamically competitive even for NWs with diameters starting from 3 nm.
For this detailed study, three facet sections were selected respectively from moderate hazard zones (facet 2 and 4) and high hazard zone (facet 3) along Yercaud (alternate) ghat road.
The landslide hazard zonation mapping for the Yercaud (alternate) ghat road section indicates that, out of five facets, facet 3 falls in high hazard zone (HHZ) category, facet 2 and 4 falls in moderate hazard zone (MHZ) category and the facet 1 and 5 falls in very low hazard zone (VLHZ) category (Fig. 4).
STM observations of the top Zb segment (see Figure 2A) reveal alternating {111}A- and {111}B-type facets along the [−1 1 1] growth axis in {112}-equivalent planes of the NW sidewalls, resulting in a sawtooth like shape of the Zb segment.
Another experimentally observed morphology of SiNWs displays alternate small and large in size {112} facets bounded in the triangle-like shape [11-16] [11-16]ented in Figure 3.
In 1982, Harms and Rolinger introduced TLIF as an alternate technique, which involved removal of one facet joint and a more lateral approach to the disc space, thus reducing the potential for nerve injury, particularly in the presence of scarring after prior surgery [ 9].
