There were a sequence of facts when taken together that paint a story from which correct conclusions were drawn.
These philosophers emphasized the rhetoric of historical writing, the non-reducibility of historical narrative to a sequence of "facts", and the degree of construction that is involved in historical representation.
The strongest support for such a sequence of events is the fact that attempted weight loss is associated with lower all-cause mortality, regardless of age (6).
Several architectural works may be said to epitomize this approach to the world; amongst many, Rossi's Città Analoga clearly denotes that strained relationship, by referring to a city that is perceivable only as an analogical sequence of facts.
Each module represents in fact a sequence of events occuring with a particular protein.
As a more practical example for illustrating the fact that a sequence of temperature profiles leads to migrating locations of maximum stress, a pipe is considered.
Let and using the fact be a sequence of mappings defined as in Lemma 2.6, is an -inverse-strongly monothat and that, where for some with, we can write (3.4).
Finding a sequence of this length is unexpected and the fact that 12 runs identified this common core is consistent with this motif being biologically relevant.
A sequence of events, or series of events, is a sequence of items, facts, events, actions, changes, or procedural steps, arranged in time order (chronological order), often with causality relationships among the items.
Both these facts concern sequences of independent, identically distributed trials the sort of setup that results from repeatedly betting the same way on a sequence of roulette spins or craps games.
