If your lectures come in orderly sequences, the major effort is made at the beginning of a season — either a calendar season or a political season.
It is well known from experimental teratology that organ development proceeds in the embryo and fetus in an orderly sequence; anatomical defects can be induced experimentally by radiation, teratogens and/or malnutrition only during short windows of vulnerability.
Also, emotions did not replace each other in some form of orderly sequence; the highest point of any of those emotions did follow the correct sequence, but a person in the third stage, for example, would still experience acceptance most strongly, not anger.
In a series of experiments, they found evidence that much of the problem lay with a breakdown in the orderly sequence of gene editing during infections.
The production of still other cell types of the neural retina in an orderly sequence suggests that other fate-controlling signals either direct sequential lineage branching (for example, as diagrammed in Figure 3), or gradually alter the alternate fates available at the end of a single lineage branch (as recently proposed [ 44]).
Muscle force generation is dependent on the number of active motor units and the rate at which they discharge, with recruitment similar to muscle fiber recruitment based on Henneman's size principle [ 9], i.e. recruited in an orderly sequence according to size, with smaller units activated before larger units.
The outer movements are busy with orderly sequences and busy ornament; the inner slow movement is lovely melody in long breaths.
This observation is confirmed by the fact that alterations to rhombic lip 'length' appear to be independent of a normal orderly sequence of cell production in chick dn-fgfr3 electroporated embryos and in a mouse Fgf8 hypomorph.
The goal was to confirm that the orderly sequence of chemical actions identified in laboratory tests would actually occur with natural mosquito population under field conditions.
