The phrase "alternating away" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a change or shift in focus or direction, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The team is alternating away from traditional methods to explore more innovative approaches."
Alternatives: "shifting away" or "moving away".
The Sse1 β-sandwich domain of the substrate binding cleft alternates away from the complex (Polier et al. 2010).
In addition, the flow of wind past the building produces vortices near the corners on the leeward side; these vortices are unstable and every minute or so they break away downwind, alternating from one side to another.
They are presented in what could be called a "Home vs. Away" structure — alternating between scenes that would seem to resemble the life Fox Solomon was born into (Western, white, materially comfortable) and ones that are suffused with tribal exoticism, third-world deprivations and joys, and inhabited by "others," each charged with a precise empathy.
If it doesn't go away, try alternating with diaphragmatic breathing until you can breathe normally again.
In subsequent trials of the same block, the face remained on the screen but displayed three to six gaze shifts, alternating from directed toward to away from the infant.
With a concentration of 50 μg ml 1 and a shear stress of 0.55 dyn cm 2, no firm cell adhesion or steady cell rolling could be observed except for loose tethering movements, alternating cell adhesion and breaking away from the coated ground.
I e-mailed updates to patients, offering medical care at an alternate location away from the evacuation zone.
"I ask that travelers seek alternate routes away from this area until further notice".
Twenty-four clinics reported that the majority of children lived in alternate care (away from their biological parents).
Richter is a master of contradiction a German artist of international stature who works in alternating abstract and figurative modes and gets away with it.
