Sentence examples for most dramatic sequence from inspiring English sources

Probably the most dramatic sequence of events was the resignation of the losing party leaders.

Easily the most dramatic sequence in a rather strong press conference performance today by President Barack Obama was his vehement defense of UN Ambassador Susan Rice against attacks by Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham.

Steady-state kinetics analysis with Kf-exo– revealed the most dramatic sequence and lesion effects at the lesion (n) and postinsertion (n + 1) sites, respectively.

In late 1930, Eisenstein, whose baby carriage descending the Odessa steps in "Battleship Potemkin" (1925) ranks among the most dramatic sequences ever, left Hollywood for Mexico.

The rugged South Island has taken a starring role, providing the majestic back-drops for some of the films' most dramatic sequences.

In the movie's most visually dramatic sequence the derrick burns to the ground.

Manchester United 2 - 1 Bayern Munich Barcelona, 26 May 1999 The most implausibly dramatic sequence in the history of European finals saw United wrench the cup from Bayern Munich with two stoppage- time goals.

Ben Summerskill from The Observer has suggested that Dot's part in the euthanasia storyline was "one of the most moving dramatic sequences shown in recent years on British TV".

Perhaps the most dramatic example of sequence loss is the complete lack of TIR NBS-LRR sequences in the Poaceae, despite abundant sequence for both the grasses and the NBS-LRR gene family [ 32, 58].

In those simulation studies, summarized below, we found that for profile HMM models of DNA sequences the improvements were most dramatic when the sequences were between 60 and 70percentt conserved.

It is clear that the sequence effect was most dramatic at the lesion site (n), i.e., DF = 0.18 and 2.61 for the FABP and FAF adducts, respectively.