Sentence examples for goes to a sequence from inspiring English sources

That honour goes to a sequence of silent movies called Film Lexicon of Sexual Practices by a German artist, Maria Eichhorn.

This implies that ({u_{n}}) is bounded and, if necessary going to a sequence we can suppose that (u_{n}rightharpoonup u in H_{0}^{1}(0}^{).

Best Tripping Scene went to a rave sequence in Doug Liman's Go, while the prestigious award for Best Pot Scene fell to a moment in the upcoming Dick in which a fictionalised Richard Nixon (played by Dan Hedaya) scoffs himself with some spiked girl-scout cookies.

According to the eigenvalue theory of elliptic operators, the Laplacian on with the Neumann boundary conditions is a self-adjoint operator with compact inverse, so there exists a sequence of nonnegative eigenvalues (going to ) and a sequence of corresponding eigenfunctions, which are denoted by and, respectively.

In a tiring 21-pitch sequence, he went to a full count on three consecutive batters, walking each to load the bases with two outs.

And it says, oh, if I'm not already run, then I'm going to do a sequence of things.

Knowing the music as we do, when you go to animate a sequence, you're carrying it in your fingertips that blur, that space before you even touch the object.

It is possible that PyrD 1A is derived from PyrD 1B, but until one provides an outgroup that explains the origin of the heterotetramer we are not going to find a sequence argument very convincing here.

According to Definition 2.3, if there exists a number sequence { ϕ ( n ) } that converges to zero when n goes to infinity, then the sequence is a ∗-mixing sequence.

Thus, the difference of two consecutive terms of the sequence goes to zero, and so the sequence converges strongly to.

The score for sequence goes to the player with the longest sequence of three or more cards in a suit.