Examples of using Alternation in English and their translations into Swedish
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When back massage is necessary to remember the alternation of strong kneading touches
Long‑term planning organising the alternation between missions of differing scope,
It is not relevant how often this alternation takes place but some regularity in the activity is required.
The alternation of hot and cold periods has occurred several times in our history,
It is believed that treatment with iodine solution and alternation of applications with ointments in the absence of serious lesions exert a noticeable therapeutic effect.
A characteristic feature is the alternation of periods of exacerbation(when the ulcer opens)
Alternation helps the actor to avoid mechanical repetition and to prevent the construction of predictable and'logical' causal connections.
The lighting arrangement for the sculptures in the nave plays with the alternation of light and shadow using harsh contrasts.
Surely, in the alternation of night and day,
There is an alternation of turns: the back-hand, covering the entire surface of the shoulder joint.
The alternation of the interior rooms with outdoor patios creates a magnificent sequence of indoor-outdoor space throughout the home.
not forgetting about the alternation of formulations.
The main task of drawing up the regime is the alternation of rest, homework
The coast is characterized by an alternation of rocky cliffs and beaches nestled in delightful coves.
And it is He Who gives life and causes death, and His is the alternation of night and day.
This holiday is unique by its alternation of water and a week on the beautiful green island of Corfu.
And it is He who gives life and brings death, and to Him is the alternation of night and day.
For the European spring characterized by an alternation of warm, cool
unchanging in the alternation of the seasons.
Of the First Book onward these books are characterized by an alternation of short notices which give epitomes of historical events,