The phrase "a sequence of rising" is not entirely correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts discussing patterns, trends, or progressions, but it typically needs additional context to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The data presented a sequence of rising values over the past year, indicating a positive trend."
Alternatives: "a series of increases" or "a progression of growth".
One was a sequence of rising violin figures that traced odd, slightly off-kilter parabolas, as if the top notes were slightly off-key, but not quite -- a move Jimi Hendrix used in "Purple Haze," but which Ms. Bennett reshaped and transformed.
In addition, the PEEP system defines the magnitude and date of two example deposition events of 47 and 92 mm on the lower bank during a sequence of rising spring tides.
In Guinea, the pattern has been a sequence of rises and falls.
While the bass sings the line first, the tenor adds a sequence of sustained notes rising step by step one fifth.
The noise-free groundwater-level anomalies consistently comprised by a sequence of decrease, rise and flat phases, which agree very well with changes in strain rates computed from the GPS stations.
At the boundary, the interaction produces a sequence of crests that rise gently and then curl into chaotic turbulence.
A sequence of stairs and galleries rises through the centre, sometimes connecting with the "driven voids" which are intended to create a tissue of social space where "creative abrasion" can take place between the students.
In 1933 in Econometrica, published by the Econometric Society, which he co-founded, he described debt deflation as a sequence of distress-selling, falling asset prices, rising real interest rates, more distress-selling, falling velocity, declining net worth, rising bankruptcies, bank runs, curtailment of credit, dumping of assets by banks, growing distrust and hoarding.
Have we no choice but to play the Phoenix in an unending sequence of rise and fall?
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00966.002 In adults, stem cells reside at the apex of proliferative hierarchies and, either directly, or through a sequence of terminal divisions, give rise to the specialist differentiated cells that provide the functional properties of tissue.
The J series of cyPG arise from dehydration of PGD2 by a sequence of well characterized steps giving rise to the single enone PGJ2 and to the dienone PG 15d-PGJ2 and Δ12-PGJ2 [11], [11].
