Sentence examples for no particular sequence from inspiring English sources

In "31," her latest, she records a month in the life of an anonymous black woman, presented in no particular sequence on a fast-moving grid of 31 small screens.

In "31" Ms. Simpson records a month in the life of an anonymous black woman, presented in no particular sequence on a fast-moving grid of 31 small screens.

In no particular sequence, we see the shadowy early black-and-white photographic pieces they did while living in a falling-down section of London in the 1970s, and the huge Pop colored murals filled with flowers and crowds of dishy young men, which decrease in number during the most devastating years of the AIDS epidemic.

It was observed that there is no particular sequence for water absorption behavior and 2.5 kGy samples showed the lowest water uptake followed by 1 kGy irradiated sample.

Insofar as the theory describes any possible result as occurring, it describes every possible result as occurring, so there is no particular sequence of measurement records that is realized satisfying, or failing to satisfy, one's prior expectations.

So here are 12 tips worth testing (in no particular sequence of importance except for the last). 1 - Every unkind act is a cry for love. 2 - No one repeats any action unless there is a payoff -- positive or negative -- conscious or not. 3 - We have precious little control, if any, over our lives.

In contrast, no particular sequences in the rod region with net negative charge were identified as important for self-assembly, yet a minimal area from this region is necessary.

Here we confirm the importance of the rod positively charged C-terminus region for MHC-IIB self-assembly and paracrystal formation in vitro and for cytoskeletal association in vivo In the negatively charged region no particular sequences were identified as important for self-assembly, yet a minimal area from this region is necessary.

No particular sequences for trans-splicing have been identified around the exon-intron boundary in the lola gene; therefore, the basic mechanism of trans-splicing is likely to be shared with those of cis-splicing and occur co-transcriptionally where nascent pre mRNA are produced in close proximity, as is the case for cis-splicing [ 26].

Similarly, there was no clear indication that any particular sequence of agents is preferable.

"It's really about re-contextualising a lot of the material". The organisers have defined a solo as any time, in one of Cunningham's pieces, when a dancer is the only one performing a particular sequence alone, no matter how many other dancers share the stage.