Tapia et al. conclude that coordination efforts with modest goals and modest demands on organizational processes are likely to be more successful and increase opportunities for successively more progressive coordination efforts (ibid 253).
From the Humean epistemic perspective, observational, dispositional, and theoretical predicates are successively more and more problematical in relation to their accessibility via experience.
To avoid the potential for overfitting with too many change points over the follow-up time, successively more stringent criteria to include more change points were used.
Kosslyn plausibly assumes that images fade over time, and successive letters of the alphabet represent older, successively more faded portions of the image.
Given this constraint, it is noted that when going from high to low temperature alkali feldspar becomes successively more orthoclas-rich and anorthite-poor, whereas the plagioclase becomes successively more orthoclase-poor and anorthite-rich.
Lewis used nested deletions to show that successively more distal genetic functions of the BX-C are activated in successively more posterior segments along the body axis (Lewis, 1981).
They provided a series of successively more sophisticated semantics for such agent systems, and showed that as these semantics become epistemically more desirable, a computational price may need to be paid.
Worse, the debts incurred contributed to the enervation of the French government and success of the French Revolution, which overthrew the monarchy, wiped out the aristocracy, triggered successively more tyrannical regimes, enabled Napoleon's dictatorial rise, and set off years of murderous conflict.
Successively more powerful tokamaks with ever more impressive performance came on line.
Modeling shows that successively more stringent vehicle regulations provide diminishing air quality benefit.
