The phrase "alternating string" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or discussions about sequences where elements alternate in a specific pattern.
Example: "In the algorithm, we need to generate an alternating string of characters, such as 'ABABAB'."
Alternatives: "alternating sequence" or "interleaving string".
And major it was, with performances of two big secular cantatas by Bach separated by his Orchestral Suite No. 2. The cantatas — "Der Zufriedengestellte Aeolus" ("Aeolus Satisfied," BWV 205) and "Vereinigte Zwietracht der Wechselnden Saiten" ("United Discord of Alternating Strings," BWV 207) — were written to celebrate the installations of law professors at Leipzig University in 1725 and 1726.
Bach was not specific about the scoring of this work, and Ms. Huggett and company deployed themselves in ways that consistently illuminated the counterpoint, usually by alternating between strings and woodwinds for each contrapuntal entry.
Go to the 12th fret of your highest pitched string and begin doing 8 full bends with each finger on that string, alternating after every four.
The structural units derived from the different monomers may be present in regular alternation or in random order, or strings of several units of one kind may alternate with strings of another.
From the reediness of the opening bassoon solo onwards, details acquired a wholly new dimension: the raw, primeval sound of the horns in the Procession of the Sage, the bass trumpet adding a querulous edge to the Ritual Action, the strings alternating bowed and pizzicato chords in the final Sacrificial Dance.
While games like Silent Hill 3 or Aliens vs. Predators 2 play your nerves like violin strings, alternating moments of haunting eeriness with others of frenetic horror, Doom 3 attacks those same nerves with the force of bongo drums, hammering away more or less constantly.
These will be strung on your string in alternating colors, and should be cut to be one inch long.
Mr. Towner, alternating between the 12-string and a classical six-string, presented each tune orchestrally, filling in the bass line and sometimes the rhythm as well, striking glassy harmonics at interstices, forming unusual chords in the middle of single-note runs and generally busying himself.
This drastic human intervention has end up in converting the once free flowing river into a string of alternating dry stretches and stagnant pools during the decades that followed (Bora and Goswami 2014).
It is also used in various formulas of physics and engineering to describe such periodic phenomena as the motion of pendulums, the vibration of strings, and alternating electric currents.
