Sentence examples for basic sequence of from inspiring English sources
"The basic sequence of development in the brains of these kids with A.D.H.D. was intact, absolutely normal," Dr. Shaw said.
As Kenneally puts it: "It appears that the lack of oxygen supply to the basal ganglia affected the climber's ability to follow the basic sequence of clipping and unclipping".
Mr. Collinson said his goals are to educate his followers about the basic sequence of events and give a sense of what the war felt like to ordinary people who had no idea how it would end.
In these activities, teachers and students can explore both the basic sequence of events and their far-reaching consequences, from the American presidential campaign to the decision-making of Internet companies such as Google.
Mr. Collinson said his goals were to educate his followers about the basic sequence of events and give a sense of what the war felt like to ordinary people who had no idea how it would end.
The vastly increased accuracy permitted by photographic techniques, which unlike the subjective eye were not misled by the different colours of the stars, depended upon the establishment of a basic sequence of standard magnitudes for comparison.
That is the Russian media's version, but it is by no means shared by everyone in Odessa.The basic sequence of events appears to have been (established from eyewitnesses and photos and videos): four people died on Friday afternoon after shots were fired by pro-Russian militants onto a peaceful demonstration for Ukrainian unity in the city centre.
Every normalized block basic sequence of the canonical basis of (g(mathcal{M},Delta^{(m)}, v, p)) is 1-dominated by the canonical basis of (l_{p}).
He made it clear from the start that his company never intended to make money from its basic sequencing of the genome; indeed, the raw sequence has been made generally available.
In the upper level a superstructure that includes all the basic sequences of separation tasks is postulated.
Currently, UIV research has been focused on basic sequences of conserved virus proteins, such as matrix protein 2 (M2) [ 2] and nucleoprotein (NP) [ 3].
