Sentence examples for direct series of from inspiring English sources
Historically, this process has been considered a more or less direct series of assumed improvements within a single lineage that eventually culminated in the burnished "perfection" of H. sapiens.
Complex organs do not come into being fully formed, but neither do they necessarily evolve through a direct series of incremental steps, each of which improves their efficacy for a single function.
The course is a user directed series of classes covering topics that fill in the blanks left by the normal certification process.
An incoherent path is a directed series of interactions leading from x to y such that an increase in the activity-level of x causes a decrease in the activity-level of y and a decrease in the activity-level of x causes a increase in the activity-level of y.
A coherent path is a directed series of interactions that leads from x to y such that an increase in the activity-level of x causes an increase in the activity of y and a decrease in the activity-level of x causes a decrease in the activity-level of y.
During World War II he directed or helped direct a series of propaganda films, mostly about the United States Navy, under the name Oscar Boetticher.
Chapman went on to direct a series of tweets at cabinet ministers raising concerns about the impact of Brexit on their department.
In the spring of 1964, Joan Littlewood, wanting money for her latest project, the Fun Palace, was set to direct a series of commercials for eggs.
Impressed by Mr. Capra's brashness, Mr. Cohn let him direct a series of adventure films and he became the key director in making Columbia a major studio.
But where Ms. Booker has nodded toward the tragedies and complications of race in America, Mr. Edwards is more direct: One series of his works was called "Lynch Fragments".
