The phrase "alternating orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a pattern or arrangement that switches back and forth between different orientations or positions.
Example: "The design features alternating orientation of the tiles, creating a dynamic visual effect."
Alternatives: "flipping orientation" or "switching alignment".
Other effects such as alternating orientation of the metal and hydrocarbon planes were observed.
Scanning electron microscopy using electron-backscattered diffraction reveals the formation of near periodic patterns comprising domains with alternating orientation separated by narrow boundaries.
Exact solutions for the interaction energy between infinitely long parallel twins of alternating orientation terminating at a distance h below the free surface in an elastically isotropic half-space have been obtained through the summation of pairwise interaction energies between the partial dislocations making up the twins.
The large size of these insertions and alternating orientation of the contained ORFs suggest that these rrs and rrl genes are no longer contained within a single transcriptional unit in either genome.
Observe that A and B have an even number of genes with alternating orientation.
The alternating orientation of the blocks creates a series of open terraces that feature amenities like gyms, pools and restaurants.
In BIMEs, regularly spaced REPs are present in alternating orientations.
Due to the alternating orientations of the motor, the central face-up dodecamer displays a larger diameter (corresponding to the wider C-terminal end) than the surrounding face-down dodecamers located in each corner of the square.
In contrast to the doublet arrangement, Xanthomonas campestris REPs are in great majority found in large clusters, consisting of regularly spaced REPs in alternating orientations (Additional file 1), typical features of BIMEs.
The conventional model of multispanning IMP topogenesis assumes that a single dominant topology is established via the successive integration of TMDs that thread back-and-forth across the membrane in alternating orientations (Blobel, 1980; Wessels and Spiess, 1988; Sadlish et al., 2005).
In the present study, we used a contrast discrimination protocol to assess perceptual sensitivity and response bias of Gabor gratings that are either repeated (same orientation) or alternated (different orientation).
