Sentence examples for common series from inspiring English sources

In the case that a patient is referred to another unit, and then returns shortly afterwards to the original unit - a common series of events - there will be a flow in both directions, the link will be bidirectional and thus contribute equally to k in and k out.

In addition to common series elements like secrets and unlockables, there is also an optional time attack mode.

Surviving AJ-1 and AJ-2 aircraft became A-2As and A-2Bs, respectively, when the Department of Defense redesignated all U.S. military aircraft in a common series in 1962.

Tezuka sought to make Link's Awakening a spin-off, and gave Tanabe instructions to omit common series elements such as Princess Zelda, the Triforce relic, and the setting Hyrule.

A common series of proteins involved in such processes are metalloproteinases.

The micronemes then release a common series of molecular adhesins onto the surface of the parasite which further mediate attachment and engage the parasite's actin:myosin motor to provide the driving force for host cell invasion [10].

Elsewhere there's a tendency to resort to the British version of the Gallic shrug: one which says, this is the way we do things; it's the accretion of hundreds of years of history; let it be (I experienced this phenomenon most recently while watching the flummery of the black-stockinged functionaries in Michael Cockerell's excellent Inside the Commons series).

The most common soil series in the Nescopeck Creek watershed is the Hazleton-Dekalb-Buchanan series.

The most common soil series in the watershed of Mud Creek is the Watson-Berks-Alvira series.

Such arrangements are less common in series television; but buying its own time slot protected "Farmclub" from cancellation if it failed to catch on immediately.

An experienced television writer, Mr. Dresser has a deft touch for the irrelevant, amusing asides and running jokes common to series comedies, and he couples that with an instinct for the feel-good resolution.