The phrase "a great sequence of her" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of events or actions related to a female subject, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The film showcased a great sequence of her achievements, highlighting her journey to success."
Alternatives: "an impressive series of her" or "a remarkable collection of her".
In his shorter poems, Blake is almost entirely comprehensible and essentially rooted in our common world; he railed against the injustices of his day – poverty, conscription, the hypocrites who marched behind the banner of religion, for example – in a great sequence of poems called Songs of Experience, which were written and illustrated not too long before he created The Book of Urizen.
But once his Vanko is established as a very serious threat -- his attack on the F1 race car-driving Tony Stark at the Monaco Grand Prix is a great sequence -- he disappears for long stretches of the movie.
One of the great sequences of adjustment involves Pierre's experience as a prisoner of the French, during which he undergoes a colossal moral correction, brought on by witnessing the execution of his fellow-captives and by listening to the wise old peasant Platon Karataev, who preaches a kind of Christian stoicism.
He was destined, he believed, to write a new poetry fit for forward-looking times: an age of streetcars, jazz and heroic engineering.In 1923, he began work on his greatest sequence of poems, "The Bridge", on which he toiled for more than five years.
I must say I really hate that work, but there is an unforgettable sequence of drawings of her father dying (owned by the British Museum and reproduced as a facsimile sketchbook) and another similar sequence of her great love Henrietta Moraes, published as a book, Maggi & Henrietta, in 2001.
However, in general, there is poor sequence conservation, which presumably reflects the great sequence divergence of SNAREs between evolutionarily distant organisms.
These six RNA segments exhibited a great deal of sequence diversity and no homologous sequences were observed between Alaska and California (Table 1).
In all, a total of 110 KNL1 orthologs, displaying a great variety of sequence properties, were used in this study (supplementary sequence file, Supplementary Material online).
Preliminary analysis of the Sanger sequencing data revealed a great diversity of sequences found based on their BLASTX matches.
The 454-pyrosequencing yielded a great wealth of sequence data.
