Sentence examples for develop in a series from inspiring English sources

After reading many mysteries, he realized that often the characters did not develop in a series, and pointed to Hercule Poirot as an example.

Even in the last few years his style has continued to develop, in a series of works that seem to become ever more immediately approachable without renouncing the individuality of his style.

Salivary glands develop in a series of well-characterised stages, pre-bud (epithelial thickening), initial bud, pseudoglandular, and canalicular (Tucker, 2007).

Based on a candid appraisal of the government's limited resources, this design envisions the island developing in a series of stages over decades.

The domed form was rapidly developed in a series of imperial buildings that culminated in the emperor Hadrian's Pantheon of about 118 128 ce.

Tan's on-the-job training as an illustrator and his experiments as a painter led to a mature style that developed in a series of celebrated picture books.

Composed of a complicated and often revised mixture of economic, dynamic, and topographical elements, the metapsychology was developed in a series of 12 papers Freud composed during World War I, only some of which were published in his lifetime.

Mr. Bhabha's theory, developed in a series of essays written in the late 1980's and early 1990's while he was a professor at Sussex University in England, brought him to the attention of American scholars and helped him land an appointment at the University of Chicago in 1994.

His favorite theme, most famously developed in a series of collaborations with the playwright Harold Pinter ("The Servant," 1963; "Accident," 1967), was that of the stranger taken into a seemingly stable household, where he or she begins to exert a cruel power over the other residents, with their mysterious acquiescence.

This multiparameter case has been developed in a series of papers by Berger and Bernardo (1992a,1992b,1992c).

There is convergent evidence from longitudinal studies that bipolar disorder (BD) develops in a series of predictable clinical stages in those at genetic risk (Duffy et al. 2014).