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alternation

[awl-ter-ney-shuhn, al-] / ˌɔl tərˈneɪ ʃən, ˌæl- /


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When I compared each toss outcome with the next, 24 of the 50 comparisons yielded a changed result—just the sort of nearly 50 percent alternation we would expect from coin tossing.

From Scientific American

Arteta is in the fortunate position of having two fine keepers to choose between but alternation is ultimately unrealistic.

From BBC

It will result in changed flight patterns and runway alternations at night at the west London airport.

From BBC

His slow motion/fast motion alternation and camera-practically-in-the-glove shots weren’t meant to convey exciting action but to accentuate the brutal physical punishment boxers give and receive.

From New York Times

In addition, Navalny insists that “the Putin regime and its dictatorship” must be dismantled in favor of “a parliamentary republic based on the alternation of power through fair elections.”

From Seattle Times