Considering the partial ordering properties of the subset space, we can either start with an empty set and successively add features, or start with the set of all features and successively filter them.
He joined the Columbia faculty in 1941 and successively held professorships in microbiology, and human genetics and development.
Pliny had financial ability and successively headed the military treasury and the senatorial treasury (94 100).
After holding two Somerset livings he became subdean of Exeter (1587) and successively bishop of Llandaff (1601) and of Hereford (1617).
He settled the first set with a serve of 136 mph and successively raised his game in tie-breaks for the third and fourth sets.
Across the bridge in the New Jersey park are the Old Barracks, built in 1758 and successively occupied by British, Hessian, and colonial troops.
Such images signal a shape shifter's impulse that underpins fashion itself, the urge to try on and successively shed identities like so many disposable designer frocks.
He took the offensive on April 12 and successively defeated and separated the Austrian and the Sardinian armies and then marched on Turin.
In rivers and streams, frazil particles also may adhere to the bottom and successively build up a loose, porous layer known as anchor ice.
Repeating shotguns, in which several cartridges could be loaded at once and successively positioned in the firing chamber by a cocking action, became available in the 1880s.
And the two students – Isabel (Allie Gallerani) and Thami (Stephen Tyrone Williams) – address their statements directly and successively to each part of the audience.
