Sentence examples for in sequence from left from inspiring English sources

If you take those pictures, and show them in sequence, from left to right, as if they were the individual frames of a movie, it creates the illusion of "virtual camera movement" - as if your viewpoint was physically roving around the object.

Each row is a trial where the stimuli are presented in sequence from left to right.

In the presented concentration profile, one can clearly see in sequence from left to right three zones: the Si-cap layer, Si-shell penetrating into nanoisland to a depth of 5 7 nm, and Ge-core.

Each column J to T in Figure 7 is fired in sequence from left to right and calls a Java method in row 8 that sends data at the cell intersected by the triggered row and currently processing column to the Java program calling Drools.

Sequentially delivered stimuli were animated such that individual letters appeared in sequence from left to right, with the strokes comprising each letter appearing in fluid stages.

In each of the figures images show in sequence from left to right in the panel columnar pre-hypertrophic chondrocytes, osteoblasts on endosteum and on trabeculae, in bone marrow cells in the central diaphysis and in the distal epiphysis.

For example, for the row column cursor path shown in Fig. 2, to reach position 12 (supposing the keys are indexed in sequence from left-to-right and top-to-bottom), it will first take two steps to reach the second row, and then four steps to reach the fourth column in row 2. Therefore, in this cursor path, the total number of steps to reach position 12 is S 12=2+4=6.

The sequence starts from left to right.

PC1 paralleled the gradient of atolls, with sites from each atoll clustering together and organized in sequence (left to right from Kingman to Kiritimati, Fig. 5).

Individual confocal images are presented in sequence with increasing penetrance from left to right.

Ten and nine of these miRNAs were present in the sequences from leave and bud libraries, respectively, or showed a strong accumulation in one of the libraries.