A loop then runs the routines in sequence, over and over again.
Evelyn Waugh's A Handful of Dust (1934) ends with its protagonist, Tony Last, trapped in the Brazilian jungle by his captor, Mr Todd, who compels him to read aloud the complete works of Charles Dickens, in sequence, over and over, without end – or escape.
While Universal's "Problem Child II" starring John Ritter received good marks for the handling of some animals, it was panned by the AHA for contributing to the deaths of several cockroaches in a sequence filmed over the AHA's objections.
However, Crapp did not capitalise as Toshack conceded only eight runs in a sequence of eight overs.
Their results suggest that Earth's core did not form in a single step, but grew in a complicated sequence over time.
Installing the right-front seat in a Camry requires seven tasks performed in a specific sequence over 55 seconds.
If, however, pathological processes evolve in an anatomically restricted manner, then convergence of clinical syndromes should occur in a predictable sequence over time.
In the standard version of the test, 225 digits are presented in a continuous sequence over 4.3 minutes.
The current values are better than 0.1% accurate and are spaced in a temporal sequence over the critical time range so that simple interpolation can yield the current at any point in between, with the same accuracy.
The current values are better than 0.1% accurate and are spaced in a temporal sequence over the critical time range such that simple interpolation can yield the current at any point in between, with the same accuracy.
