Sentence examples for initiate a sequence from inspiring English sources
The large dynamic stress changes of 0.6 MPa probably contributed to initiate a sequence of seismic activity.
The OH radicals form the trigger to initiate a sequence of reactions that crumbles the complex dye macromolecule into simpler and smaller, less harmful components [10, 146, 147].
Gr-based nanomaterials can interact with cellular components, e.g. membranes, proteins and DNA, and initiate a sequence of nanomaterials/bacterial interactions that rely on colloidal energies and active bio-physicochemical interfaces.
The instantaneous response of the seismicity to the arrival of the large amplitude surface waves (Fig. 3) strongly suggests that the dynamic stress changes predominantly contributed to initiate a sequence of seismic activity in the Hakone volcano.
AOPs are defined as processes based on generation of highly reactive intermediates that initiate a sequence of reactions resulting in destruction and removal of organic pollutants at ambient temperatures (Chiro et al. 1999; Catalkaya and Kargi 2007).
By so emphasizing the two elements of non-naturalism — its realism and commitment to the autonomy of ethics — Moore helped initiate a sequence of developments in 20th-century metaethics.
Rapid mode runs are ideally suited to clinical testing, since fewer samples are required to initiate a sequencing batch and cluster generation can be performed on-board the HiSeq instrument, obviating the need to use a cBot.
A player who initiates a sequence of repetitions must desist or will forfeit the game.
A group of multicultural, metrosexual and conspicuously shiny young 1990s professionals decide to play a party game in which a word pulled from a hat initiates a sequence of personal confessions.
The G.P.S. data is sent by mobile phone to a base station that initiates a sequence of Web browsing in Kassel, creating a bridge between the real and the virtual.
The election of a Tory-led government in the UK and a spate of Tea Party Republicans in the US initiated a sequence of austerity programmes – prompting direct conflicts between governments and organised workers.
