Sentence examples for alternation as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Denève and the pianist Peter Serkin achieved a fine balance, though in truth, Stravinsky deploys pianist and orchestra as much in alternation as together.

Like "Goodfellas," this movie uses voice-over to swing us into the action, offering first Irving's view of the world, then Sydney's, then the two in alternation, as the characters expound on their up-from-the-bottom ethos of survival.

It caught us looking like a perfectly Dickensian pair: me in a mania of wild-eyed laughter, my friend resigned and unhappy — comedy and tragedy side by side, "in as regular alternation," as Dickens put it in "Oliver Twist," "as the layers of red and white in a side of streaky bacon".

verbs with the three-way alternation, as in 31.

verbs with the Stative-Causative alternation as in 29: lexically specified with an Experiencer-subject: verbs with the Experiencer-Stimulus alternation, as in 30.

verbs with the Experiencer-Stimulus alternation, as in 30 lexically dual-headed with intransitive Experiencer or Stimulus c c.

The biological plausibility of the associations between diabetes and cancer has tended to be site-specific but may partly be the result of diabetic metabolic and hormonal alternations as well as their underlying common biological mechanisms such as hyperinsulinemia, abnormal production of adipocytokines and growth factors, and epigenetic changes (25).

In accordance with this performance and his poor stereovision, this subject also showed a weak correlation between incongruence and alternation rates, as well as between incongruence and cortical activation (see below).

Taken together, the results may link the LRR-RLK receptor with perception of As stress and activation of a signaling pathway leading to alternation in As sensitivity.

His deep, steady literary achievement, in two dozen books of fiction, has come from a series of regular alternations, as natural to him as walking with his left and right feet.

verbs with the stative Transitive-Passive alternations, as 33: lexically specified with a transitive Stimulus   f.