Sentence examples for different successors from inspiring English sources

In the sequel, each chosen combination is referred to as a branch because, for fixed z, the corresponding iterations lead to different successors x(l +1).

Moreover, two different successors T ^, T ^ ′ ∈ T ^ of T ∈ T are essentially disjoint in the sense that T ^ ∩ T ^ ′ has measure zero.

"Had he picked a different successor things could have turned out very differently".

In 1993, Fischer was crushed when Roper retired and endorsed a different successor.

There's no sense of over-arching concepts elaborated for Rheingold being forced upon its dramaturgically very different successor.

As the Yeltsin Presidency unravelled, Nemtsov fell out of favor, and an entirely different successor, the secret-police chief Vladimir Putin, emerged.

When Brown tapped a different successor instead (he feared Walsh would outshine him, Harris suggests), the miffed Walsh left Cincinnati for another assistant job in San Diego.

For all her ingenuity and faun-like fluttering, McEwan was really no more successful in the part than was Julia McKenzie, her very different successor.

But who's to say that Benedict's very different successor, Francis, the famously frugal Argentine pontiff, won't make an example of the German spendthrift.

A second is that he has a wholly different successor in mind who might be Mr Fradkov himself (or, even more surprisingly, Mr Zubkov).

On Wednesday evening, Mr. Papandreou went on television to give his farewell speech as prime minister and was expected to announce a different successor.