Sentence examples for to alternate from from inspiring English sources

Unlike the leotard-clad Ms. Powers, they have come ready to work out in T-shirts and sweats, managing to alternate from one movement to the next with little or no strain.

During the sessions, the frequency may be modified to alternate from a percussive pattern (high frequencies promoting the mobilization of secretions) to a ventilatory pattern (slow frequencies encouraging alveolar ventilation and clearance of secretions).

Don't forget to alternate from left footprint to right footprint!

But Andy Mac was especially frustrated, because he felt that he'd been excluded — relegated to "alternate" status — from the park-skating competition, one of his better events, on what he perceived as demographic grounds.

Genzyme's close relationships with its patients has helped the company during the current product shortage, as many have considered switching to alternate drugs from Shire and Protalix Biotherapeutics that were made available even before they had regulatory approval.

After the rat consumed the SCM from the open arm, this arm was blocked and the rat was returned to the start box for a second run in which access was allowed into the previously blocked but now baited arm, forcing the rat to alternate direction from the previous run in order to obtain the reward.

(2) Spatial alternation The rodents have a natural propensity to alternate their visits from already-experienced locations to new ones.

"Why not use that to expand kids' thinking?" Eleanor Hemphill, a Cedarbrook teacher, said her students had benefited not just from exposure to alternate viewpoints but also from knowing they could do the same work as their counterparts in Westfield.

Over time, his songs have come to alternate with contributions from the band members Mike Cooley and Jason Isbell.

1.33pm: On the subject of letters, there's an interesting one in the Independent today about the notion that the post of Speaker is supposed to alternate between candidates from the two main parties.

A follow-up survey revealed that the number of visits to alternate practitioners increased from 425 million in 1990 to 629 million in 1997 [ 2].