Sentence examples for course of successive from inspiring English sources
The election of Mr. Obama and his formidable majorities in Congress, installed over the course of successive elections, was seen in some quarters of the Democratic Party as an ideological vindication — a sign that voters had judged rigid conservatism a failure and were at last ready to embrace a more expansive government.
In-depth analysis of time-course evolutions was carried out in the physicochemical properties (concentration, surface tension, viscosity, COD, total nitrogen) of these solutions over the course of successive regenerations.
He would, over the course of successive battles, be wounded five times and reported dead twice.
Over the course of successive night shifts countermeasures such as scheduled sleep may only partially improve cognitive functioning.
Consequently, over the course of successive simulation generations, the remainder of the landscape was filled at a rate associated with values of δ specified during simulation runs.
Functional coupling between ltOFC and amygdala was therefore initially heightened during the violent stimuli but diminished over the course of successive exposures.
Using the same data, we provide a new life course analysis of successive cohorts since 1976, which indicates a hitherto unexplained sex, ethnic, and place variability in "smoking careers" as well as some common patterns.
However during the course of several successive stated and revealed preference surveys, we have developed a successful experimental design and survey instrument so as to measure destination choice coefficients.
Then in the course of three successive nights, Ben spent one night in the fantasy suite with each one.
Or, putting it another way: a funny thing happens to Mr. Nakahashi's bomber in the course of its successive reimagining from real airplane to miniaturized model to inch-by-inch photographic replication.
Ms. Magnitskaya, 59, has asked investigators to turn over glass slides and blocks of paraffin that contain blood and tissue samples, a stockpile that has diminished over the course of four successive medical analyses.
