In alternate-shot matches, two-man teams compete, taking alternate shots.
Harry and wife Robin relocate to Dublin and give us competing accounts in alternate chapters.
Once these components were available, competing companies making alternate, but compatible, PCs were assured of being able to buy an operating system, the required plug-in parts, and application software, greatly lowering the cost of entering the PC market.
I'm attracted to games that have that kind of emerging complexity, where there's always an alternate competing strategy.
This result was consistent with our hypothesis that a benzylic proton unveils masked reactivity at phthalazines diverting the reaction down alternate competing mechanistic pathways leading to the formation of dibenzo[ de, g]cinnolines.
Max outlines the serious consequences and Sy the farcical ones, though, in fact, what actually happens as they spin out their competing stories in alternating acts is similar in incident, if not in tone.
And he recreates the War of the Elephants, fought between the circus magnates P. T. Barnum and Adam Forepaugh, and the War of the Currents, the struggle between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse over the competing standards of alternating and direct current for electrical power distribution.
Several competing executives said their alternate plans would include some sort of joint operation.
In the lab, this process can be studied using stimuli that cause perception to alternate between competing interpretations while staying constant on the retina [1].
Some p300 ligands have activities that are inhibitory to transcription, for example, HDAC1, which binds the p300 C/H3 domain, and these corepressors could be relieved by competing interaction with an alternate ligand.
