Sentence examples for a definite sequence from inspiring English sources

Regeneration, like embryonic development, occurs in a definite sequence.

The long-time kinetic growth shapes show the development of edges and corners in a definite sequence as the anisotropy increases.

As a result of the renewed emphasis on Greek studies, early in the 15th century a definite sequence of institutions emerged.

The sets of roots arise in a definite sequence, in contrast to the more or less irregularly produced roots of all other extant lower vascular plants.

This is a statement of the "principle of faunal succession". The layers of sedimentary rocks in any given location contain fossils in a definite sequence; the same sequence can be found in rocks elsewhere, and hence strata can be correlated between locations.

Once Proclus had mastered the Metaphysics and learned about the Aristotelian conception of the divine, Syrianus directed him to Plato, whose dialogues were also read in a definite sequence, culminating with the Timaeus and the Parmenides.

We hear the term process used quite often in our Institute because there is a very definite sequence of events that happens.

The biggest thing at this point in time is that there is a very definite sequence to this process and most folks are giving in to the temptation to jump to literally the last order of business on the national convention delegates' agenda: the presidential nomination roll call vote.

The performances of SVM with only primary sequence features were usually poor and it is consistent with the previous finding that O-GlcNAc/Phos sites do not display a definite consensus sequence generally.

Wing quills are molted in definite sequence.

Based on our current knowledge, no definite sequence features can be used to identify the specific P450s and UGTs involved in the modification of the triterpene skeleton.