Sentence examples for defining series from inspiring English sources
Were Ponting's men hurt by that experience and maybe a little down at The Oval? Did Cook, although not even on the pitch, help England to win that defining series in their rise to where they are now?
There's obviously not a great deal new in the collection, but these remarkably authentic reissues of a defining series in its finest years still offers the chance to revel in some perfect platforming.
It's eccentric, discerning, fascinating stuff, rolling in snippets from most of the games and even one of the movies, together with some classic electro and rap tracks, all of which namecheck SF or similarly grab chunks of sound from Capcom's defining series.
Pietersen may so far lack a defining series, in the way that the summer of 1981 is forever Ian Botham's, or that 1985 belonged to Gower, 2005 to Flintoff.
As a motivation for the terminology used calling the analyzed systems "oscillating" served the formal similarity with the partial sums of the defining series for the usual matrix sine and matrix cosine together with the formal parallel between (1.6) and systems of ordinary differential equations describing oscillating processes ((1.6) with ).
Perpetually underlighted and rain-slicked, rich with cynicism, almost Hitchcockian in its command of tension and release, it was the defining series of the 90's.
It may start with a defined series of causes, as was true for J.J., but then it spirals outward, blanketing the world with potential threat.
The multi-stage hypothesis suggests that cancers develop through a single defined series of genetic alterations.
For instance, a defined series of enzymatic reactions are often required in individual metabolic pathways.
Receptor activation then proceeds through a defined series of auto and transphosphorylation events between the kinase domains in the EGFR dimer [ 19].
All mRNAs interact with a defined series of protein factors during their transcription, packaging, processing, export, and turnover (see Figure 1A), forming ribonucleoprotein particles (RNPs).
