The theory further proposed that sexual maturation develops in a sequence of stages as parts of the body successively yield sensual pleasure to the child, beginning with the mouth, followed by the anus, and then the genitals.
The origin of digits, essentially strings of segmented elements developing in a sequence from the distal part of the limb, is a problem that developmental genetics is beginning to tackle.
The last five tropical cyclones, including the additional storm, also developed in a quick sequence, all of which forming from in a span of 17 days.
Various issues associated with remanufacturing process decision-making are investigated, and a conceptual approach for planning product remanufacturing is developed, in which a sequence of suitable operations can be determined.
There is now growing acknowledgment that difficult concepts (such as energy) must be developed in a logical, scaffolded sequence.
Most SNPs were developed in a process of mining expressed sequence tags (ESTs) from GeneBank (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genbank/), followed by sequencing via primers developed for EST sequence flanking regions.
Similar to other organs, the anlagen of nervous system structures appear and develop in a defined sequence that is remarkably consistent across species and will be briefly reviewed.
54 55 At early ages in particular, boys develop at a slower rate than girls, 56 and there is evidence that different areas of the brain develop in a different sequence in girls compared with most boys.
These emotions develop in an orderly sequence over the course of infancy and childhood.
Anatomical MR images were obtained in the coronal plane using a 3D magnetization prepared rapid gradient echo (MPRAGE) sequence developed in-house.
