Sentence examples for explosion sequence from inspiring English sources

They also included a "dance explosion" sequence in which the hostesses, Pascale (Ms. Gazale), a former Miss Lebanon who dresses completely in fuchsia, and Chantal (Ms. Zenadeen), a breathy, "serious" journalist in the style of Barbara Walters, break through a fan formation of Lebanese dancers, exclaiming, "Yeah!

To illustrate the distinction in more detail, Figure 5 shows two sample trajectories from the torus canard explosion sequence.

Chris Lebenzon was largely responsible for moving clips from each of the sixteen cameras in place to create the sensation of an extended explosion sequence.

This assessment of classic tephra volume estimate models for their ability to reconstruct the volume of well-constrained deposits from discrete explosion and explosion sequences reveals the sensitivity of the estimates to proximal deposits and poor model fits to deposits where the proximal volume exceeds 50%% of the total volume.

The scenes in front of the equalizer were filmed in front of a greenscreen, and the explosion sequences were shot live on the streets of Los Angeles, California.

The international genome initiatives which started in the late 1990s and exploited rapid sequencing techniques, enabled the completion of the human genome by the millennium, and resulted in an explosion of sequence data by the turn of the century.

The explosion of sequence information in bacteria makes developing high-throughput, cost-effective approaches to matching genes with phenotypes imperative.

With the explosion of sequence data, many genes for terpenoid metabolism can be characterized by biochemical approaches and used for the microbial production of terpenoids.

However, the recent explosion of sequence and structure information accompanied by the development of powerful computational methods led to the accumulation of examples of homologous proteins with globally distinct structures.

However, with the explosion of sequence analysis needs, it became necessary to provide access to bioinformatics tools to a larger number of biologists.

Because of the explosion of sequence data and of the evolutionarily labile nature of TEs, ab initio approaches to repeat identification have become highly desirable to automate the construction of consensus TE library from complete or partial genome sequences.