Sentence examples for Progressive succession from inspiring English sources
According to the regional morphology and stratigraphy, the formation of the different ice lobes would have been physically defined from the older to the younger glaciations in a progressive succession.
At higher paleolatitudes, limestone is rare, and clastic rocks dominate the succession (the progressive sequence of rocks).
Under a succession of progressive governors, including Terry Sanford and James B. Hunt Jr., the state worked to keep the new growth scattered, building hardtop roads into the most remote communities, decentralizing the state university system over 16 campuses and offering vocational education geared to the needs of local industries.
These earlier events could have been caused not only by magma intrusions but also by hydrostatic pressure increase due to the progressive burial of lava succession or the ice load during Pleistocene.
It incorporates progressive irreversible changes in the succession of organisms through time.
The city gave birth to the Progressive movement and elected a succession of socialist mayors.
A long-term succession model shows progressive development terminating in a plant biomass and biophilic nutrient climax.
This succession reflects the progressive landward migration of the palaeoshoreline driven by the rapid post-glacial sea-level rise, which took place in the study area between ca. 12 and 7 cal ky BP.
Associating a continuous and progressive wheeling velocity to a succession of 8 turns could enable wheelchair users to exploit their mobility performance and thus achieve greater physiological response.
Over the following decades a succession of strong and progressive governors helped to lead Mississippi from its troubled history as a socially conservative society into a new era of black and white cooperation.
Collectively, these three units are at least 7 m thick and define a "wetting-upward" succession which records a progressive increase in the influence of groundwater and, ultimately, surface water in controlling primary depositional processes.
