Sentence examples for a sequence of names from inspiring English sources

Known by a sequence of names, perhaps designed to protect his royal identity, Zhu Da, or Bada Shanren, suffered or at least feigned a period of madness and muteness in the 1680s.

On each trial, the overt task performed by the child was to remember a sequence of named items.

Turning his back on the previous mode of history writing as a sequence of dates, names and glorifications, Hume brilliantly combined character studies and the detail of events with an analysis of the broad sweep of underlying forces.

In the so-called norming task, subjects were given a sequence of concept names and they were asked to list features of the things to which the words refer.

Here's how to make a clue Friday-tough: take a mathematician who is best known for a sequence of numbers named after him, and don't use that factoid in the clue.

The proportion of unique tags that had only environmental sequences as the nearest match, without a sequence of a named species falling into the minimum 80% sequence-similarity boundary was large (up to 21% for sample FV4), reflecting the paucity of cultured representatives and the taxonomic annotation of environmental sequence data in public databases.

A very simple form that is intended to capture basic contact information may follow a sequence of date, first name, last name, address, city, state or province, zip or postal code, telephone and fax numbers and a field for an email address.

As a result, history books enumerate a sequence of powerful ethnic names in this Northern prairie: after the Huns there were the Xianbei, Rouran, Turks, Tiele, Quarluqs, Uyghurs, and many others.

The present research examines the role of an integrated sequence of gestures representing a sequence of actions on named rather than instantiated objects.

Remember a sequence of landmarks or road names by making up a song or a story that links them.

In Experiment 1 participants named a sequence of pictures, while in Experiment 2 participants named words instead of pictures, preceded by a gender marked determiner.