Sentence examples for run alternately from inspiring English sources

Danish astronomer Ole Rømer used that idea in 1676 to explain why the eclipses of the satellites of Jupiter appear to run alternately about 10 minutes ahead of or behind schedule over the course of a year.

And Toyota, the largest Japanese manufacturer, has continued to expand its lineup of Prius and other hybrid vehicles, which run alternately on gasoline and battery power and are among the most fuel-efficient on the road.

Written wooden tablets covered with incised signs (called rongo-rongo) placed in boustrophedon (a method of writing in which the lines run alternately from right to left and from left to right) were copied from earlier specimens merely for ritual purposes; their proper reading was forgotten, and despite many claims modern attempts at deciphering them have failed.

The direction of writing in the oldest Greek inscriptions as in the Semitic scripts is from right to left, a style that was superseded by the boustrophedon (meaning, in Greek, "as the ox draws the plow"), in which lines run alternately from right to left and left to right.

As it was reported in many previous studies [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], trials were run alternately under microgravity and normogravity conditions, and the same paradigm was used under both gravity conditions.

The agent (rule-based) and signalling (ODE-based) models are run alternately.

In the clip, Childish Gambino is a dancing, running, alternately homicidal and joyous streak of shirtless charisma.

I was running alternately alongside and behind Gelana, and for a moment I thought that I got the slightest sense of what Gelana's opponents might have experienced in London.

The Lexus, which runs alternately on premium gas and an electric battery, racks up the fuel costs despite being a hybrid.

In a dark room in the gallery, Als' four-channel video, For Darryl and the Others, covered in plastic, runs alternately.

After opening the District service from New Cross four trains an hour ran alternately to Hammersmith or Putney, but as passenger demand was low after a month this was reduced to two trains an hour to Ealing.