Sentence examples for organized in sequence from inspiring English sources
(Glorieux 1925 35; Schabel 2006 7) We can see, by the contrast, how much more a matter of literary art the more unified and organized disputed questions are that are based on questions set by and organized in sequence by a master.
To understand how protein functions are organized in sequence space is important for at least three reasons.
PC1 paralleled the gradient of atolls, with sites from each atoll clustering together and organized in sequence (left to right from Kingman to Kiritimati, Fig. 5).
The AZFc amplicons are organized in sequence families, each displaying a particular genetic signature.
Environmental factors have an impact on all components of functioning and disability and are organized in sequence from the individual's most immediate environment to the general environment.
Such a specification is described in a high-level programming language, where the code is typically organized in sequences of loop nests.
Besides single or few repeats organized in tandem, sequencing and sequence alignment of these fragments with DTC84Alu disclosed two ∼50-bp-long conserved segments that flank repeats (thus called core repeats) and the microsatellite.
In the middle and upper troposphere, the pressure systems are organized in a sequence of high-pressure ridges and low-pressure troughs, rather than in the closed, roughly circular systems nearer the surface of the Earth.
Workflow applications, in turn, are composed of a set of tasks organized in a sequence of connected steps [37].
According to the constructal method, the optimization of the cooling design is organized in a sequence of steps that begins with the smallest volume element and continues with larger assemblies (constructs) of previously optimized building blocks.
This might be due to, for example, the function of sequential organization in neighbor-stranger discrimination in this species [ 28]: more than 75% of the song is organized in recurring sequences of syllables called phrases.
