Sentence examples for rising in sequence from inspiring English sources
In football, soccer and baseball, there is only the Wave, the sweeping mass of spectators rising in sequence around a stadium.
Lofty in tone, full of brooding urgency, these movements develop lyrical ideas through sequences rising in pitch and building in huge crescendos, which break off either into silence or into sudden, mysterious pianissimos.
For 5'-most exons and middle exons, there is a rise in sequence conservation near both ends of the exon.
Memory rising in the steppes.
The energy level rises in the New York sequence, which reflects the pace of the city.
A sharp rise in sequence-pairs with %ID above 93% may again be observed and it is tempting to conclude, by comparing to Figure 4A, that this peak above background is largely caused by the presence of homoeologous sequences.
Among Americans, delayed gratification was the more popular approach, thus supporting the psychologists' hypothesis that Americans prefer a rising sequence in life.
The accepted wisdom is that Americans prefer a rising sequence in life – that is, for stuff to get better, as opposed to starting out good and staying the same, or starting out fantastic and becoming less brilliant.
Similarly, it could be said to have a composition, with each panel rising to a peak in a classical compositional triangle, and all three peaks rising and falling in sequence like a wave.
If we assume that the period is formed as the sum of n independent genes rising and falling in sequence, then a circuit with n genes will have a period whose mean scales linearly with n, as shown in Figure 5d in accordance with the deterministic model.
