Sentence examples for moved successively from inspiring English sources

"It has moved successively farther from the center of our house," he observed.

As the jet engine matured, it moved successively to other segments of the airline market and then, as turboshafts and turboprops, respectively, into helicopters and business aircraft.

He imagines a passive Achilles being moved successively by an infinite numerable set of machines Mn.

We performed a continuous long-term array analysis, in which the time window started from the beginning of a continuous waveform 1 h long and was moved successively by the length of 0.125 s until the end of the waveform, repeated for each 1 h continuous record in the observation period from 1 February to 30 September , 2011

In the covert movement in Fig. 6, the DP operator must move successively and cyclically to the SPEC of the highest CP to make a co-indexation with nanuan in the matrix predicate position.

The dinosaur tree (Figure 3) uses this tool to move successively though the major groups of taxa, thus allowing users to see how the highlighted dinosaur fits into a broader evolutionary context.

Furthermore, other one-headed myosins have been found to move successively including myosin-VI [21] and myosin-IX [22].

In each case, peaks and recovery times were obtained from direct readouts from successive averages of five data points, obtained by software cursors successively moved along the time axis.

They were shown together at the New York Film Festival in 1972, an evening described by Vincent Canby in The Times as "rather more brimful of Mekases than one might ordinarily seek out, yet it's also successively moving, indulgent, beautiful, poetic, banal, repetitious and bravely, heedlessly, personal".

The proposed technique allows a robust detection and control of successively moving robots, despite the partial shadowing through the bars.

The subject fixates a point well to the side (or in any radial direction) of the target and then successively moves the gaze towards the target until it can be detected (detection conspicuity) or identified (identification conspicuity).