(But in a sequence like Johann Nepomucenus Nestroy, the shorter form is Johann Nestroy, because Nepomucenus is only an attribute discerning one of the numerous saints who had the name Johann).
Therefore, they are not exploited on their own, but in a sequence of operations that are specific to the system to be abused.
A hyperactive sample has two possible dates, i.e. on either side of the bomb peak (1964); but in a sequence of samples from each core, one of these ranges can be eliminated.
The projects are not organized by discipline but presented in a sequence of eight themes: Physical, Minimal, Reclaimed, Branded and Fluid, to name a few.
And in Boyle's programmes, you get that not only in his jokes, but also played straight, in a sequence where he justifies his abstention policy.
At one point, he talks his way into a den of Albanian organised criminals, pretending to be a bent cop, and kills all but one of them in a sequence that seems to last about a minute.
But, as Brookner shows, in a sequence of chapters dealing predominantly, and in roughly chronological order, with three painters (Antoine-Jean Gros, DelandoIngres Ingres) and five writers (Musset, Baudelaire, the Goncourts, Zola and Huysmans), it is the balance of tendencies which determines the character of an artist's work, and this varies according to his allegiances in general.
Providing an "obvious but wrong" answer results in a sequence of sirens and flashing lights; these answers are "forfeits".
First, speech acts rarely occur in isolation but rather are embedded in a sequence of utterances and actions.
Scrambled siRNAs contained the same nucleotide content as the selected siRNAs but in a random sequence, and the scrambled siRNAs had no calculated target gene specificity as assessed by BLASTing against all human sequence databases.
It also claimed a suicide attack in Istanbul later that month, but in a bizarre sequence of events then withdrew the claim, saying it had made a mistake.
