Sentence examples for a traditional sequence of from inspiring English sources

On being asked to help, the noiade performs a dramatic séance with a traditional sequence of steps, including divinatory procedures, falling into trance, confrontation of supernatural beings either to fight them or to receive aid from them, and the actual ritual treatment of the patient, in the case of illness.

In addition to this traditional sequence of authentication and authorization, we needed a trust delegation mechanism allowing our resource federation system to act on behalf of users to access federated external resources (see section 3 and Figure 3).

Not content with the traditional sequence of choreographed tips and leaks, some of the participants in the political game sought to surmount the limitations of time and space.

The Bush order, issued in December 2005, continued the traditional sequence of the deputy defense secretary as next in line.

By overruling his own committee, and by imposing Libeskind's more traditional sequence of towers over Think's innovative lattice structure, Pataki played directly into the hands of the man who more than anyone has shaped the new World Trade Center.

Firstly, the order of the runes does not exactly match the traditional sequence of the earlier twenty-four letterunicic alphabet or that of the twenty-eight letter Anglo-Saxon futhorc preserved in the Vienna Codex.

The traditional sequence of investigation has been plain X-ray, followed by bone scan and finally by MRI, frequently not performed until the patient is unable to walk.

Not only are there overall delays in the initiation of life stages with the demographic stretch, there is also increasing freedom to deviate altogether from the traditional sequence of marriage followed by childbearing.

The traditional sequence of hormone therapy, which is to say, adjuvant tamoxifen followed by an AI as first-line therapy at relapse and then progestins as second line could therefore change to adjuvant tamoxifen followed by an AI as first-line therapy at relapse and then another AI as second line and finally, progestins as third-line therapy.

It should, however, be remembered that the proposed predictable sequence of development of some common brain lesions has recently been challenged; for example, the results of McKee and colleagues are difficult to reconcile with the traditional sequence of neuronal pathology in AD (11).

and verified by traditional Sanger sequencing using ABI PRISM® 96-capillary 3730xl DNA Analyzer (Notice that this step proved the capability of a traditional sequencing-by-synthesis method to sequence through the palindromic region).