For example, the alternation dynamics may vary in different ways over shorter and longer timescales [6], [7], and may exhibit aspects that differ across observers [8].
For example, perceptual alternations during binocular rivalry generally occur automatically and are subject to limited voluntary control [4] [6].
For example, one commonly known alternation is the passive alternation.
For example, in a continuous alternation procedure in a T-maze, in which the goal arms were connected to the start arm, complete bilateral hippocampal lesions had no effect on alternation performance.
For example, temporal pattern of alternations reported during binocular rivalry is highly correlated with that of motion-induced blindness [ 5].
Moreover, these torus canards are the natural analog in one higher dimension of the by-now classical canards of limit cycle type, which spend long times near branches of attracting and repelling fixed points in alternation, as for example in the van der Pol and FitzHugh-Nagumo equations [28, 43].
For example, in the T-maze alternation task, across training, both goal arms are likely to have become familiar, but however, on a choice trial, the sample arm will be relatively more familiar than the nonsampled arm that has been less recently visited.
The Praetorius Magnificat settings (the second and fifth of his nine) that opened each half of the program, for example, with chant and smoothly flowing polyphony in alternation, adhered to a style that would soon be displaced.
For example, the plural suffix in English creates the alternation between cat-cats; therefore, [ts] ought to be split into two sounds.
I am sidestepping various complications, for example the effects of sexual reproduction and phenomena such alternation of generations, which are handled differently by the various conceptual frameworks discussed below.
