Sentence examples for but a sequence of from inspiring English sources
Yet, technically, it is not an opera but a sequence of incidental music, songs and masques for a ramshackle Restoration adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Both types of beans have been recovered from earlier sites in China, but a sequence of development with which to document their domestication has yet to be established.
Collectively the group covers nearly four chromatic octaves, but a sequence of four consecutive notes requires four players working in tandem.
There must have been a time when this would have been the more obvious crowd-gatherer, but a sequence of quite random events has transformed the Mona Lisa over the past century into a celebrity painting.
Willi Ruge, a German photojournalist with a daredevil streak, may not have a famous name, but a sequence of shots he made during a 1931 parachute jump opens the show on a buoyant note.
He says there is no one "go live" moment with such a huge project, but a sequence of smaller moments—he likens it to changing the wheels on a moving vehicle.
Their passing was more laboured than Leicester's and their delivery from the breakdown slower, but when a sequence of penalties gave them a series of five-metre lineouts, they looked menacing.
Therefore, they are not exploited on their own, but in a sequence of operations that are specific to the system to be abused.
But unlike a sequence of fair coin tosses, supposing them to involve genuine chance, the baker's transformation is entirely deterministic.
A selection procedure is not a simple task, but rather a sequence of interdependent activities that must take into consideration the customers' requirements, manufacturing economics, design expectations and above all, human safety.
Failure in the 3D-braided stiffeners does not occur within the junction region, but by a sequence of cracking events, first next to the junction region and then at the end of one flange.
