Sentence examples for a sequel of the from inspiring English sources

This work is a sequel of the previous work carried out by the same authors on tube type wet ESP.

This paper is a sequel of the article: 'Analysis of Thickness Locking in Classical, Refined and Mixed Multilayered Plate Theories', Composite Structures, available online 9th February 2007.

The present study is a sequel of the author's previous paper (Paik, J.K., Satish Kumar, Y.V., Lee, J.M., 2005. Ultimate strength of cracked plate elements under axial compression or tension. Thin-Walled Structures, 43, 237 272).

This may turn into a sequel of the 1992 tensions between the Fed chairman and a Bush White House that wants looser monetary policy on the eve of an election.

When the Swiss authorities and the Italian carabinieri began to investigate in 2008, the story developed dramatically in a way that could lead to a sequel of The Medici Conspiracy, a factual book that pieces together the circumstances of the Medici antiquities scandal.

This is a sequel of the previous work [1].

The film, a sequel of sorts to the first "X-Files" movie that came out in 1998, doesn't even have a title.

"Polar Bear Morning" is a sequel of sorts to the previous collaboration between Lauren Thompson ("The Forgiveness Garden," "The Christmas Magic") and Stephen Savage ("Where's Walrus?," "Little Tug").

Conceptually the film is a sequel of sorts to the director's 1998 Holocaust fable "Train of Life," in which Jews pose as Nazis to escape deportation.

The Veneno is a sequel of sorts to the Gallardo-derived, and similarly futuristic, Sesto Elemento show car from 2010.

Here's what we knew going in: The two-part play is a sequel of sorts to the books.