0 a situation in which one thing repeatedly happens or exists after another:
The next two chapters of the volume concern issues regarding verbal alternations.
These alternations can only be understood as architectural unities are considered as contexts of complex sets of different and often antagonistic social relations.
In both the juveniles and infants, the caudatelesioned monkeys were impaired on both spatial delayed response and alternation relative to age-matched controls.
There is clearly scope for further analysis specifically focussed on this intermittent alternation.
However, since the high-falling tone is for the most part no longer contrastive, this alternation is irrelevant to the phonologies of most speakers.
Linking the two alternants of verbs that exhibit a valence alternation, as spray does, thus runs into the same difficulty that lexically encoded adjuncts face.
The issue of whether the zero-reflexive alternation arose diachronically through elimination of the reflexive object is of secondary importance and is not addressed here.
One last element of the amendment aimed to resolve the problem of alternation in power by fixing exactly the line of succession to the presidency.
