Sentence examples for by preceeding from inspiring English sources

Our hero is the bodyguard at the Ziegfeld Theater, who on Tuesday night stood guard over Ms. Thurman by preceeding her up the escalator backward.

Previous clinical observations have shown that the brain is often the first organ to be affected by sepsis, preceeding the clinical symptoms of other organ manifestations.

Indeed, we see larger possibilities in this method of preceeding by contraries.

Bikmullina et al. (2009) studied with TMS EEG the cortical mechanisms of the phenomenon of short-latency afferent inhibition (SAI), which is attenuation of upper-limb MEPs by TMS due to preceeding stimulation of peripheral digital nerves or the median nerve at wrist (Tokimura et al. 2000; Classen et al. 2000; Tamburin et al. 2001).

We examined the overall pattern of disease incidence in the patches preceeding the vaccine corridor by summing the cases at each time step for each patch (figure 3).

Such dissipation was inhibited by DTT, showing that it is preceeded by the thiol oxidation.

This propogation of adoptive immunity is accomplished by use of spleen cells harvested from each preceeding passively-protected animal cohort; (2) Cyclophosphamide pretreatment of adoptive transfer recipient mice abrogates the ability of their splenocytes to perpetuate passive protection in sequential adoptive transfer experiments.

Morphological analysis operator erosion (E) followed by downsampling, morphological synthesis operator dilation (D) preceeded by upsampling.

These anomalous cases, which were observed in the years preceeding solar activity minimum, can be explained by the strongly asymmetric structure of the rotating corona over the course of the conjunction.

Preceeding the Hong Kong stars visit was a visit by well-known Japanese singer of Chinese origin Dr. Agnes Chan Miling.

The disciplined study of geology in the nineteenth century presented an entirely different picture: a history that preceeded by millions of years that suggested by a literal reading of Genesis, a history of natural evils on a scale vaster than could have been imagined.