Sentence examples for its alternation from inspiring English sources

Equatorial rainforest dominates this region, although its alternation between wet and dry seasons makes it is less humid than the coast.

Mr. Ohlsson ran with it: his dark account of the melancholy opening movement, with its alternation of delicacy and vehemence, and his meditative, intensely focused reading of the middle movement, made the bright finale all the more explosive.

This is emphasised by the uniform setting: an empty studio production that varies only in its alternation of brilliant blue or green floor and backdrop.

The Bruch concerto is mostly made for display, with its alternation of big tunes in the Adagio and its virtuosic pyrotechnics in the finale.

But what made this group suit Ms. Voigt so well was its alternation of hard-boiled dramatic settings like "Ich gehe des Nachts" and gracefully lyrical ones like the sweetly melodic "Blaues Sternlein".

Texture, too, was used to provide contrast, particularly within a given movement, as in the concerto grosso with its alternation between small and large groups of players (concertino and tutti).

Mr. Perahia was finely in control of its alternations and contrasts, and also of its perpetual recycling.

In its alternations between self-loathing and self-exaltation, "The Book of Disquiet" can seem like a quintessentially manic-depressive epic.

Therefore, we first confirmed the localization of endogenous murine CysC and its alternations in SOD1G93A mouse spinal cord.

Therefore, cloned genes can be transfected into cultured cells and examination of tissue specific gene expression and its comparison in different cells may provide overall information at gene level functions and its alternations more accurately.

The verse-movement, with its fluid alternation of three, four and five-beat lines, suggests the rhythmic flexibility of Greek choral poetry.