Sentence examples for a structured series from inspiring English sources

In some ways, Potter has been the template for this: a structured series of entertainments with seemingly endless opportunities for cross-platforming and repurposing for a huge (and fanatical) fanbase.

Although there is also talk that the government may attempt to retake the initiative, by proposing a structured series of votes to allow MPs to work their way through different Brexit options.

Here's how Iliad works: You enter a patient's age, sex, lab results and symptoms, and the program proceeds through a structured series of queries and answers ending in a range of possible diagnoses.

Since design is a form of action, a structured series of decisions to proceed in one way rather than another, the form of rationality that is relevant to it is practical rationality, the rationality incorporating the criteria on how to act, given particular circumstances.

Firstly, a structured series of 75 closed questions on medical signs and symptoms.

It could also include a structured series of questions as to 'why' units deviated from the national recommendations.

What Mr. Kaprow initially meant by the term, however, was not a free-for-all, but a highly structured series of activities and gestures, performed a limited number of times, for a barely participating audience, with almost nothing left to chance.

"The Ties That Bind" is the latest installment in a continuing, loosely structured series of exhibitions that invoke "A Book About Death" in their names, all of which are inspired by the artist Ray Johnson.

A general and structured series expression is obtained for amplitudes of all the response harmonics and convergence is investigated in terms of a non-dimensional non-linear parameter.

The conditions under which this result may obtain include a highly geographically structured series of populations and sufficient isolation between them to facilitate local drift.

Of those, 9 have pleaded guilty, including Andrew S. Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer, who structured a series of off-the-books partnerships that were used to manipulate the company's financial performance.