Into a square of red light came a succession of manic duets, each indistinguishable from the others.
Every political development in the country, however banal, tends to be seen in the light of the succession.
(Hypochondriacs are unusually attuned to physical sensations; studies have found that they are better than other patients at measuring their heart rates, and can more accurately distinguish between two flashes of light delivered in rapid succession).
The elevation of Helton to Nascar's presidency formalizes the role he has played for more than a year, but it also signals the organization's need for a formal line of succession in light of France's uncertain health.
Helen echoes my sentiments beautifully when she talks of the "sensual pleasures" of experiencing, in succession, "the light frothy cream, the smooth, velvety custard, the tangy fruit mingling with the bouquet of wine (or sherry or liqueur), and perhaps a touch of almondy crunchiness from ratafias or macaroons, and lastly the sweet, soft but crumbly texture of the sponge or sponge fingers".
These objections are presented in such a crude light and in a succession so beleaguered by questions that they provoked perplexity and anxiety, in both Catholic and Protestant camps, even before the book was published.
Experiments are made with the light source placed in succession at 8 positions with 1 cm increments for total of 24 source-detector pairs.
But for the weightiest section, his delivery was calibrated perfectly, like an avenue's worth of traffic lights, turning green in succession.
The color of the sky changes as the sun rises and sets over the crater; gradually you realize that you're looking at a photograph, transformed by a succession of lighting effects in Ms. Shirreff's studio.
Their playing, and their style of presentation, tends to flatten out the differences between musics and cultures into a blandly trendy stew of lighting effects and a succession of short, easily digestible cultural chunks.
