Sentence examples for ordered sequence of events from inspiring English sources
Mengiste has inadvertently created a work that looks into the horror and sees a rationally ordered sequence of events.
It's also one of the last great war photographs to be recorded on a contact sheet, thanks to the rise of digital photography, which has done away with negatives and the record of a clearly ordered sequence of events they imply.
This approach relies on data streams, i.e. an ordered sequence of events allowing to add new ratings and update existing models, providing new and more accurate recommendations.
This ordered sequence of events, centered on integration, is mandatory for HIV replication.
The observations reported here go beyond the demonstration of the correlation between the "ecological context" and phenotype and suggest simple principles that can reconcile widespread stochastic fluctuations of gene expression on one hand and an ordered sequence of events resulting in stable cellular states with defined spatial distribution.
Dental plaque forms via an ordered sequence of events, resulting in a structurally- and functionally-organized, species-rich microbial community [ 2].
This is the main thread of historical geology an ordered sequence of geologic events whose occurrence and relative ages have been inferred from evidence preserved in the rocks.
During their thymic development, T lineage committed precursors progress through an ordered sequence of differentiation events [2].
The difficulty to synchronize the individual trajectories of large numbers of molecules undergoing complex transitions in an attempt to arrive at a timed-ordered sequence of events was largely responsible for that gap.
Time has been used to order the sequence of events rather than to represent physical time, and is expressed in arbitrary units (a.u).
One way, apparently, is via a love of gardening: The opening paean to begonias and petunias is reprised near the end, bringing some order to a sequence of events that borders on chaos more than once.
