They have woven the entire structure into a gentle and seamless whole – as if archictectural history is indeed a continuum rather than a sequence of individual styles.
Unlike, say, baseball, which is primarily a sequence of individual confrontations, basketball is the consummate team sport and thus a game of positive and negative externalities.
The score, meanwhile, reveals a weakening in Rossini's melodic imagination, though structurally it is progressive by the standards of its day, blurring the difference between recitative and aria, and striving for long musico-dramatic paragraphs rather than a sequence of individual numbers.
After some practice, the surgeons' movements at this level were no longer one fluid stroke, but a sequence of individual steps connected together.
In fact, jerkiness is the phenomenon that leads to perceive a video as consisting of a sequence of individual still images.
An important aspect of music is melody [3] which can be defined as a sequence of individual tones that are perceived as a single entity [4].
The autocatalytic behavior of this transformation was further illustrated during slow cooling in the differential scanning calorimeter, whereupon a series of 'bursts' corresponding to a sequence of individual exothermic peaks were observed.
This point is implicit in Searle, as when he describes the case of mere aggregation by saying that "there is just a sequence of individual acts that happen to converge on a common goal" (403, emphasis added).
Specifically, how can I experience a sequence of individual notes that together are unified to produce a melody?
Because stories are often posted as a sequence of individual photos and videos meant to be viewed one-after-the-other, a single post may not provide the full context needed to determine if it violates Instagram's rules.
