Sentence examples for another precursor from inspiring English sources

Now the sound of the mouse clicking is another precursor to childbirth, and a slew of Web sites can make the expectant mother feel more ready for the mysteries of motherhood.

Indeed, in his essay "Contre Sanothereuve," another precursor to his ultimate work, "Proust said that the man does not explain the work, he is not the same man who writes the work".

Another precursor was Louis-Sébastien Mercier's L'An deux mille quatre cent quarante (c. 1771; "The Year 2440"; Memoirs of the Year Two Thousand Five Hundred), a work of French political speculation set in a 25th-century utopian society that worships science.

Another precursor, magnesium oxalate dihydrate (MgC2O4 · 2H2O), has also received considerable interest among researchers [24, 25].

Another precursor containing hydrotalcite and malachite phases was used to compare properties and performance of the catalysts.

This approach features a fast injection of precursor into a hot solution containing another precursor and has been successfully achieved in various systems.

The British group's top winner serves as yet another strong precursor award.

Another obvious precursor is the a capella street corner harmonizing that flourished in American cities in the postwar decades.

(In this way, and perhaps no other, the show also pays tribute to another celebrated precursor: "Seinfeld").

The television business was moving from live programmes in New York to film produced in Los Angeles, so in 1961, after publication of his novel Spencer's Mountain, another Waltons precursor, Hamner moved his family to California; his memoir, The Avocado Drive Zoo (1999) recalls the move.

The second series of silica nanoparticles, 2a-f, was prepared in an identical way but using another silica precursor tetramethoxysilane (TMOS) for further capping of the produced nanoparticles, this second silica precursor was added after 24 h of reaction into the microemulsion to create a denser silica shell.