The phrase "alternation between the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two different things are switched or varied in a systematic way.
Example: "The alternation between the two colors in the design creates a visually appealing effect."
Alternatives: "switching between the two" or "variation between the two".
In particular, we do not expect simple alternation between the two learned patterns.
Thus, there is only one fusion-breaking Hopf bifurcation and that bifurcation leads to alternation between the two learned images.
The scrambled unbalanced experiment is the only one of the four-dot experiments where simple alternation between the two learned patterns is unexpected.
In BD, a cyclical alternation between the two poles (mania and depression) is observed, with a periodicity measured in days, weeks, months, or years (Fisfalen et al. [2005]; Goodwin and Jamison [2007]).
This was done in alternation between the two lines so each queue could proceed without any problems.
In this sense, stochasticity takes a functional role in this scenario, i.e. it is the causal reason for the observed alternation between the two Nanog states.
Very similar is the alternation between the three principal allomorphs of the past participle ending, /id/, /t/, and /d/, all of which correspond to the -ed of the written forms.
A one-way ANOVA revealed significant differences in percent alternation between the four groups of mice tested at 6 months of age (F 3,32) = 4.78, p<0.05) (Fig. 1A).
However, the percentage of alternation between the three arms was significantly lower in the Ts1Yah mice compared with their diploid littermates (P < 0.05, Student's t-test).
It often requires a large number of alternations between the two images before the change can be identified.
In this case, we observe binocular rivalry between flickering patterns, with perceptual alternations between the two eyes' images at a rate much slower than the flicker rate of the stimuli [11].
