Consequently, the pooled data in the pre-wave phase of the reference wave exhibit residual traces of the preceding wave cycle.
Those fragile patches inside a large nucleation may also act as sources of the small preceding waves within the nucleation phase of the main rupture.
Here is a passage from the first: **{:.break one} ** The clouds were gone and the sticks of incendiaries from the preceding waves made the place look like a badly laid out city with the streetlights on.
Here is a passage from the first: The clouds were gone and the sticks of incendiaries from the preceding waves made the place look like a badly laid out city with the streetlights on.
Take the 1963 Freedom Day boycott in Chicago: Among the largest student walkouts ever staged, it pushed perhaps 200,000 students into the streets to protest segregation and second-rate schools, and preceded a wave of similar actions in cities from Cleveland to Seattle.
This is comparable to the timing of the expression of Brachyury and Etv2 in the mesoderm of mice, where the Brachyury expression precedes a wave of Etv2 expression by 2 days [ 9, 13, 14].
Hypogelsolinemia ensues after a wide spectrum of seemingly unrelated types of insults and precedes a second wave of injury that typically involves organs distant from the precipitating event [ 2- 5].
During mammalian embryonic development, the emergence of definitive hematopoietic "stem" cells characterized by their potential to generate B- and T-lymphoid cells as well as to repopulate an irradiated host is preceded by a wave of primitive hematopoiesis (Yoder, 2014).
"Yes We Can" preceded the wave of later primary contests and controversies surrounding the candidacy of Mr. Obama and the lengthy battle between him and Hillary Clinton.
Timing was everything, because the company preceded the wave of the "American-style" coffee shops that was about to become a ubiquitous feature of the British high street.
