Sentence examples for emerge in sequence from inspiring English sources

However, to take a simple example where swarming is precluded, the typical longitudinal, "herring-bone" spacing pattern of lateral roots as they emerge in sequence from a main axis would probably not be regarded as swarming behavior because the critical element density is not exceeded.

Some of them cohabited — the savvy marketer of his friends' work, who, Morgan tells us, was also something of an instinctive, status-conscious social climber; the idealistic self-abnegator who refused to take money for his readings but donated them to a fund for needy colleagues — and some of them emerged in sequence.

Neurophysiological indexes of lexico-syntactic, semantic and deep syntactic processes emerging in sequence (cf. Footnote 1) at about 200, 400 and 600 milliseconds, respectively (Section 2).

These emerged in a sequence -- thresholds of emergent complexity -- over a timescale measured in billions and millions of years.

The story that emerges in this sequence is one that moves biblically (genesis to apocalypse) rather than a perpendicular Dantean descent (from highest to lowest), which comes from viewing Cremasters in their conceptual order.

The story that emerges in this sequence is one that moves biblically (genesis to apocalypse) rather than a perpendicular Dantean descent (from highest to lowest), that comes from viewing Cremasters in their conceptual order.

Mutants that emerged in the sequence of HpSVd-hop transitioned from U25del to C26A, to C26A+U281A or U25A+C26A+U281A (which is hKF76 in natural hops), and finally resulted in (U25A+C26A+U193C+U281A).

New functions are thought to emerge in the process of sequence and regulatory divergence of the gene copies that result from a gene duplication event.

Both the Trichomonas and the Trimastix sequences emerge in separate parts of this subtree, but the internal branching order depends on methods of analysis and is poorly supported in all cases.

Moreover, we found that the high distributions emerge in all pre-miRNA genomic sequences located in different positions relative to protein-coding genes (intronic, intergenic, and exonic pre-miRNAs).

Replication-competent HERVs may exist as very rare alleles or polymorphic insertions in the population, or emerge in pathological conditions, and evolving sequencing methodologies will certainly facilitate their discovery.