The phrase "alternate for one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a substitute or replacement for a single item or person, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to find an alternate for one of our team members who is unavailable."
Alternatives: "substitute for one" or "replacement for one".
Keep alternating for one minute.
3. Continue to alternate for 30 seconds to one minute.
Try this patter 30 seconds on the right leg, and then switch to the left, if you're feeling the challenge, try alternating legs for one minute.
However, even liver toxicity was not observed when mice were given AG and NA orally at doses up to 100 mg/kg bwt and 20 mg/kg bwt respectively on alternate days for one month.
But he strongly disputes the suggestion that he alternates between one for himself and one for the studios.
Next year, Mr. Hnath will return to Broadway with a drama starring Ms. Metcalf in an imagined alternate universe for one of the most famous women in politics: Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The considered discretization schemes ensure the convergence of the parallel synchronous or asynchronous Schwarz alternating methods on one hand for the solution of the multivalued problem and on the other hand for the solution of the complementary problem.
The three council members will serve three-year terms while the alternates serve for one year, filling in for members who are absent from meetings.
Almost no one, meanwhile, wants to answer the question definitively, because, for a critic, alternating between one's artistic and scientific temperaments is fun — it's like switching between the ocean and the sun at the beach.
One of the relatively early clinical trials for women with node-positive breast cancer compared the Norton-Simon model (four courses of adriamycin followed by eight courses of CMF ['sequential']) with the Goldie-Coldman model (two courses of CMF alternated with one course adriamycin for a total of 12 courses ['alternating']) [ 42].
