Mr. Denève and the pianist Peter Serkin achieved a fine balance, though in truth, Stravinsky deploys pianist and orchestra as much in alternation as together.
In summary, three pairs of wheat and rice samples in group III exhibited much more alternations of CrI, Xyl/Ara and H/G values than that of the other six pairs of wheat samples in groups I and II, consistent with the remarkably high biomass-digestibility in rice mutants.
It argues against a narrow agenda that his novels should have for their protagonists (as Philip Roth has pointed out) physically large and confident Wasps and smaller, less forceful Jews, more or less in alternation, much as Alfred Hitchcock cast assured Cary Grant and vulnerable James Stewart in roles that represented different intensities of wish-fulfilment.
If the presentation exceeds ∼1sec at any location, however, the very different and much more balanced alternations of sustained binocular rivalry become apparent.
Note that compared to the case of the verbal alternations discussed above, quantifying the numbers of alternations observed is much less straightforward for nouns.
Indeed, the effect size for complete hippocampal lesions in rats is much higher for T-maze rewarded alternation (2.01) than for watermaze performance (1.51 for % time in training quadrant during probe tests; 0.24 for path lengths during acquisition training trials [3]).
The condition of exclusive oral breathing is rare; alternation between OB and NB is much more common.
When the chloride ion concentration is 10−3 M or greater, a simple large-amplitude trapezoidal oscillation prevails without alternation with the relaxational one, along with much less chaos.
Buddy's manner -- smooth, rational explanations that bubble into hostile eruptions of id, in numbing alternation -- is so disruptive, he seems as much like a doctor as Dr. Bombay from the old "Bewitched" series.
Much of the work's current, however, flows from the alternation between stripping down and getting dressed again, falling down and getting back up, scattering and getting back in line.
