Sentence examples for as successions from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, Australian design has experienced the same efflux of talent as art, literature, architecture, dance and music as successions of talented young designers have moved to other countries.

These books contain numerous historical and biographical anecdotes along with chronological indications, many from Apollodorus Chroniclee, and fit well alongside the genre of philosophical histories sometimes referred to as 'Successions' (diadochai) of philosophers (see Arrighetti 2003).

They are separated by the Badenweiler-Lenzkirch Zone, presumably a suture zone, consisting of Ordovician to lower Carboniferous sediments and volcanic rocks as well as successions of metamorphosed volcano sediments (Sawatzki and Hann 2003).

Finally, cortical responses to dynamic visual stimuli may be described as successions of activity patterns, i.e. trajectories in a multidimensional pattern space, reflecting the temporal characteristics of stimuli.

HCA reveals that the majority of the epiplasmin proteins obeys structural rules and can be represented as successions of modular structural domains.

The change of biological communities over time is known as succession, or ecological succession.

First, there is the problem of rows as succession takes place.

That aside, both Spain and France have forced inheritance rules - often referred to as succession law.

But in later years, as succession issues loomed, the rivalry between their sons escalated into a legal battle of operatic intensity.

Just as succession-related conspiracies were common in imperial China, so the Communist dictatorship has become a kleptocratic monarchy in all but name.

This streak of arrogance means boards become complacent about issues such as succession planning, which becomes indicative of a more generalised sloppiness that allows future Cosmopolitan crises to germinate.