The phrase "alternate in the first" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a sequence or rotation, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "In the schedule, we will alternate in the first round of the tournament."
Alternatives: "switch in the first" or "rotate in the first".
He has been feeling restless and taken for granted, not just as the second violinist but also in his marriage, so he announces that he wants to alternate in the first violin parts.
(He and Scott St. John alternate in the first chair).
Roger Reynolds's "Elliott" (2008) opens with an exquisite soliloquy for violin — given a virtuosic reading by Mr. Zhao (the two violinists alternate in the first chair) — and expands into a concise but intense meditation that has elements in common with the Dillon score.
The first two thinnings in plantations with an initial spacing of 1.8 m (1.8 m or 2 m (2 m are mechanical wherein 50%% of stock is removed in each thinning. Alternate diagonals in the first thinning, and alternate rows in the next are thinned.
They'll alternate selections in the first round from the eight available starters voted into the game Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Joel Embiid, Anthony Davis, DeMarcus Cousins and DeMar DeRozan before moving onto the reserves.
They do not seem surprised this series has featured alternating wins in the first four games — the way their series unfolded against eighth-seeded Ottawa.
Inspection of the values of the entries in (18), in particular of those with alternating signs in the first row (associated to the broadside direction), indicates that the array is being operated in super-directive conditions, with a degree of super-directivity depending on the choice of parameters involved in the extrapolation procedure.
Stack your second layer (shown colored in light green) with all the bales width-wise (perpendicular to the first layer. Continue alternating as in the first two layers.
A second name might be drawn as an alternate in case the first choice balks at being the decider.
The New Yorker piece also reveals why executives felt they had to move forward with (now abandoned) alternate cuts in the first place: the Black Swan director, who gave up final cut on his film in exchange for a reported $160m£96m6m) budget, was seemingly in no mood to compromise.
Both teams then alternated goals in the second quarter before Aghazarian knocked in a six-meter shot off the fingertips of Bulldogs goalie Savannah Woods (14 saves) with eight seconds remaining to knot the score at 7 with eight seconds before the half.
