Sentence examples for in alternating courses from inspiring English sources

Some artists, poets, and architects from Central Asia brought with them the Seljuq (Turkish) tradition of architecture, characterized by a lotus-bud fringe on the underside of arches, ornamental reliefs, and bricks laid endwise and lengthwise in alternating courses in the masonry face.

Tutors will select one session in alternate courses for observation by the psychologist or OT with feedback and debriefing.

Intrathecal therapy in the MUV-ATRT-treated patients consisted originally of alternating courses of methotrexate and mafosfamide.

In 1990, the Société Française d'Oncologie Pédiatrique initiated a study combining chemotherapy (alternating courses of etoposide carboplatin and etoposide ifosfamide for a recommended total of four courses) with 40 Gy local irradiation for patients with localized germinomas.

During the 10 days between Mr. Temirkanov and Mr. Spivakov, crowds at sold-out performances sampled an odd confection of Russia in France: alternate courses of young French musicians, like the harpist Emmanuel Ceysson and the guitarist Emmanuel Rossfelder, and seasoned Russians; Fauré and Ravel with Rachmaninov and Shostakovich.

Because courses are presented in alternating cycles, students commencing in 2007 had not completed courses 1 4 at the time of data collection, and students who commenced in 2005 completed courses 5 7 in their first year, prior to the period of data collection.

With its lower two floors of marble so richly rusticated — separate courses of stone in alternating widths — it looks more like an elegant Parisian bank or office building.

To all you budding Robert Langdons out there, I recommend an alternate course of action: an art-history major, with minors in religion, mathematics, sociology, and linguistics.

Law was the most common alternate course (4).

An alternate course involving large amount of duplications followed by divergence producing a wide range of functions in selected classes might have been favorable.

She began pounding in alternating rhythms.