If so, they should pose a particular threat where a sequence of take-all susceptible cereals is interrupted by set-aside or conservation covers, where populations of volunteers can be very large, especially if they are established by natural regeneration, and where there are usually restrictions on how, and how early, they can be controlled.
There is something electric about watching a sequence of scribbles take over so much newsprint, erasing information with a blur of emotion.
The Guardian's dossier also includes a sequence of photographs, taken by three people, showing the aftermath of the attack, as well as witness statements from people in the area at the time.
The ironically titled "Sweet Nothings" is the latest in a sequence of London takes on Middle European texts to cast a merciless eye on the misconduct of young love; Ferdinand Bruckner's "Pains of Youth" at the National Theatre in the autumn covered comparably rocky terrain.
Our method processes a sequence of images taken by a single camera mounted frontally on a mobile robot.
So, for example, that could be a sequence of photos taken at a wedding or during a festival or on a family day out.
The simulation of a single inspection of a single weld with pores consists of a sequence of radiographs taken at different rotations.
The initiation and growth of the crack, being a function of the application of a sequence of loads, takes time during most of which the crack is invisible to the untrained eye.
A sequence of images taken with 5 or 8 min intervals was further transformed into a movie using Leica Application Suite AF software.
A sequence of profiles taken as the selected star moves relative to the atmosphere was then inverted to retrieve the vertical Na profile.
In general, work items such as a pipe spool, a valve or a storage tank undergo a sequence of tasks which take place in a fabrication shop, at a module yard and on an industrial site.
