Sentence examples for not successively from inspiring English sources

A being that does not successively assume different states could not possibly surpass itself.

Since the low-power wireless links in sensornets are often unreliable and time-varying, the sending node may not successively send packets to its forwarder at its first try.

By this he meant, first, that God does not first think of one thing and then think of another, for "God sees all things together and not successively" and, second, that God does not derive his knowledge by deducing conclusions from other things that he knows.

Therefore an average pseudogene covers additional 2220 bp, but not successively connected positions between probes.

This cytokinesis failure is characterized by an abortive cleavage furrow that still forms but regresses rapidly and does not successively separate the two daughter cells.

fMRI examinations of LG's visual system (Gilaie-Dotan et al., 2009) suggest that LG's visual stream has not successively developed and that his intermediate visual areas may remain not fully developed.

If we use the scanning approach presented in this work, the data in the image are not measured successively, so the straightforward drift determination from AFM image is not possible as the drift influences interleaved values significantly (see Figure 6C).

However, these numbers do not increase successively and orderly.

Testing order of cages was balanced across strain and rack position, and the mice of one cage were tested either simultaneously (OFT, NOT) or successively (BT, VPT, EZM).

Furthermore, the significantly different bone tissues, bone tissue types, and morphology of Nothosaurus, Cymatosaurus, Anarosaurus, and placodonts already occur simultaneously in the Lower Muschelkalk at the very early rise of the Sauropterygia, and did not develop successively through time.

In one recording session, each of six video clips was presented 50 times, and all 300 stimuli were presented in a pseudorandom order in which the same stimulus would not be successively presented.