Succession stopped at success.
A lower Hamid succession consists of alluvial sediments, coherent lava flows, pyroclastic fall and flow deposits.
Some of the new evolutionists (led by Leslie White) reclaimed the abandoned territory of Victorian social theory, arguing for a coherent world history of human development, through a succession of stages, from a common primitive base.
Lacking any coherent idea, the show is motored by a succession of Lloyd Webber songs: Another Suitcase in Another Hall here poignantly delivered by Lorna Want, Oh What a Circus, High Flying Adored and all the rest.
Open-source pointed to a new way: "a great babbling bazaar of differing agendas and approaches," as he put it, "out of which a coherent and stable system could seemingly emerge only by a succession of miracles".
In the five years leading up to her appointment, a succession of five chief executives failed to develop a coherent business model and eventually destroyed value.
"There's a bathroom on the right" standing in for "there's a bad moon on the rise" is a succession of such similarities adding up to two equally coherent alternatives.
The fossil record, far from the tenuous succession of gaps described by creationists, provides an admittedly incomplete but beautiful and coherent set of clues to life in the distant past.
The words flowed in rapid-fire succession -- drug use, suspicion, probable cause -- but they were part of a coherent, well-researched argument.
