Sentence examples for linear progression from from inspiring English sources
As Meredith Whitney, who follows Wall Street for Oppenheimer, remarked, "It's hard to get a linear progression from 84 to 2".
For many young people, he says, particularly those from deprived and challenging backgrounds, life does not always work in a neat linear progression from school to university to job.
This followed a suspiciously neat linear progression from "thought's obeisance to the demands of religious orthodoxy" through "a period of inflated hopes for mystical or magical shortcuts to the universe's secrets" to "the triumph of the more accurate methods of mathematics and empirical inquiry".
And there is what I think of as Dawn of Midi's kind, which amounts to nearly the opposite: it brings you to an explicit awareness of the particulars of the present moment, or the slow linear progression from one rhythmic idea to the next.
0.338 Evolution is a linear progression from primitive to advanced species.
This framework does not assume a simple, linear progression from product development to adoption and thus allows us to explore the stages of spread in detail.
It provides a linear progression of distances from edge points and is used for edge matching to detect moving edges.
Since distance transformation image provides a linear progression of distances from the edge points, the combined distance transformation image provides better information to extract moving edges using.
In this schematic, we depict the possible linear progression of events stemming from a primary neuronal injury and leading to a secondary astrocytic and microglial response that accounts for the observed increase in complement and inflammatory pathway components (Lopez et al., 2012a; Lopez et al., 2012b).
They did not want to design the gameplay in a linear progression; instead they drew inspiration from and were influenced by Nintendo's Metroid to create a game that allowed players to freely move between levels.
These results provide strong evidence for the linear progression of Int6sh-expressing epithelium from normal through hyperplasia to tumor formation.
