Sentence examples for predetermined series from inspiring English sources

Contests of form (kata) are also held, in which single competitors perform predetermined series of movements simulating defense and counterattack against several opponents.

Ashtanga yoga classes run through a predetermined series of poses so if you like both challenge and routine, Ashtanga might be the style for you.

One branch took the systematizing principle radically further by placing rhythms and dynamics as well as pitches into predetermined series; hence the term serialism.

Last year, for instance, Tunisia embarked on a gradual but predetermined series of price hikes for petrol intended to raise domestic prices to market levels.

Fluorescence images were collected at a predetermined series of exposure times using RFP filter sets with an excitation filter of 545/30 and an emission filter of 598/55.

Fourth and perhaps most important, in these exercises, students are not working toward a preconceived conclusion, using a predetermined series of steps, only to reveal something that they probably already learned about as a "known fact".

One point three μl of cDNA and 0.125 μg (predetermined by a series dilution of genomic DNA) of HEK 293 genomic DNA were subjected to Q-PCR using primers listed in 2. Q-RT-PCR was performed using SYBR Green PCR Master Mix Applied Biosystemss) in 20 μl of reaction on 7500 Fast Real-Time PCR System (Applied Biosystems).

To make Ford's costs more predictable, the union has agreed to a series of predetermined, lump-sum payments in place of wage increases based on the rate of inflation.

Wary of the raucous street demonstrations that erupted during the last election in 2009, the Iranian government decreed that this year's presidential campaign would consist of rallies in predetermined spaces and a series of tedious, four-hour debates that many Iranians dismissed as more like a pointless quiz show than a discussion of real issues.

Wary of the raucous street demonstrations that erupted during the last election in 2009, the government decreed that this year's presidential campaign would consist of rallies in predetermined spaces and a series of tedious, four-hour debates that many Iranians dismissed as more like a pointless quiz show than a discussion of real issues.

Wary of the raucous street demonstrations that erupted during the last election, the government decreed that this year's campaign would consist of rallies in predetermined spaces and a series of tedious, four-hour debates that many Iranians dismissed as more like a pointless quiz show than a discussion of real issues.