The phrase "alternation by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a pattern of change or switch between different things. Example sentence: The alternation by which the seasons change from summer to winter is a natural phenomenon that occurs every year.
The various flavours of their "PAL" (Phase Alternation by Line or, jingoistically, Perfection At Last) system use 625 horizontal lines, of which 576 are visible.
Perhaps the most haunting piece of all is a hymn from a grieving doe to the goddess of the hunt: "O Diana, what have I, a sad mother, done to make you so angry that you'd let my kitten, my kid, my fawn be murdered?" It is performed by a countertenor accompanied in alternation by an archlute and a theorbo.
An early disappointment for the reader of this deft and elegant new translation by Mark Polizzotti, therefore, is the way in which Flaubert's first draft so often reduces this field of alternation by telling us merely what "they" got up to.
For consecutive clusters, these boundaries are determined in alternation by the resonances of free free and clamped free beams.
Integrative dynamic model allows the thorough studies of a dynamic interaction of cell metabolism occurring during culture environment changes or genetic alternation by predicting optimal metabolic flux distribution at each instant time throughout the process.
It was directed in alternation by three conductors: Gerard Mortier, Peter De Caluwe and myself.
"Over time," Glassner writes, "their bodies adapt to the alternations by converting more of what they eat to body fat".
In this context, pre-administration of EGCG significantly improved the oxidative stress, biochemical changes, cellular apoptotic and histological alternations by Fl in the hippocampus of rats.
However, molecular mechanism and cardiac cell alternations by cadmium treatment are still not well characterized.
Furthermore, we examined whether the bilateral SPL regions play a causal role in the rate of perceptual alternations by using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and found that transient disruption of these areas indeed decreases the rate of perceptual alternations.
Administration of LPS (0.8 mg/kg i.p) then on the 7th day subjecting mice to Y maze showed a significant decrease in the mean percentage alternations by 42.25% compared to normal group.
