Sentence examples for alternate often from inspiring English sources

We present a non-technical review of (1) the most fundamental, yet pervasive, problems concerning classical statistics, with suggestions for improved practice, (2) alternate, often more appropriate and intuitive, approaches to statistical design and interpretation, and (3) the crucial roles of reviewers, and especially of editors and editorial boards.

Don't alternate techniques too often, but do it often enough to shift gears as soon as you feel the other person losing interest.

Their songs often alternate between contrasting sections, with sudden shifts in tempo and meter that confounded would-be dancers.

The capture of the soldiers has reinforced the sense of isolation among Jews living in the north of Israel, where the rocky hillsides often alternate between Jewish and Israeli Arab villages.

If it does not, the matador's banderilleros will often alternate in caping the bull at close range, forcing it to turn its head and body back and forth, further weakening the bull and hastening its death.

The studies on the G2P often alternate between the term phone [8, 24] and the term phoneme [2], without any clarification on the perspective followed.

Nevertheless, it is possible to observe that these solutions often alternate between rates of 54 and 48 Mbps, indicating that there is some difficult in stabilizing.

Since the studies on the G2P often alternate between the terms phone and phoneme (as we will see with more detail in the Sect. 4), here we propose a mixed term just to highlight the problem.

During their life, volcanoes often alternate between eruptions characterized by the formations of fractures through which magma reaches the surface and spreads and periods of quiescence in the closed-conduit condition, as observed for Mt. Vesuvius (Italy) and Mt. Asama (Japan).

In major publications, journalists often alternate the terms.

In the '90s, recurring host Whoopi Goldberg would often alternate years that she hosted the ceremony, with luminaries such as David Letterman and Billy Crystal covering the job in between.