Because the inner parts were unclear, and because phrases generally failed to lead anywhere, the music became a sequence of spurts.
The season became a sequence of awful skelpings: 0-4 v Arsenal, 2-6 v Everton, 0-5 v Aston Villa, 1-7 v Newcastle.
Art lost, technology won, and a story about a man's struggle with himself and with nature became a sequence of events involving the famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio and weather.
This way a sequence of symbols becomes a sequence of numbers.
Due to this approach linearization is also possible, and the complex bifurcation becomes a sequence of ordinary ones.
Also today it is usual to define syntax in set-theoretic terms, so that for example a string of letters becomes a sequence.
The danger with such narratives is that they all too easily become a structureless sequence of one escapade after another.
It is hard to define, but I have an idea that Mr. Calhern and John Houseman, who directed the production, have permitted too many characters too much separate life and identity, so that "Lear," in their hands, loses whatever continuity of mood it might have had and becomes only a sequence of more or less isolated happenings in the madhouse and the abattoir.
The editing work then becomes editing a sequence of planar curves.
While applied electric field increases, correlations become lower in a sequence of elementary events contributing to the conductivity of CP.
Errors were particularly likely when a patient was first starting to become unstable (leaving a sequence of zero scores), where more than 50% of the first >0 aggregate scores were mis-scored.
