Sentence examples for saw a sequence of from inspiring English sources

A bad harvest in 1795 led to food riots; there was a prolonged crisis during 1799 1801, and the period from 1805 to 1813 saw a sequence of bad harvests and high prices.

Martin Creed's Work No 850, popularly known as "The Tate Sprinters", saw a sequence of athletes pounding down the Duveen Galleries' marbled halls at one-minute intervals from July to November, their hell-for-leather dash turned from heroism to pathos by the sheer vastness of the space.

Sitting in a darkened room, viewers saw a sequence of images which were slowly displaced by the slow- moving vertical light of a scanner.

If you are in London, you could stroll from Westminster to Tower Bridge and see a sequence of short films produced by Shakespeare's Globe.

By learning in this way, the system becomes good at accurately predicting the next five movements after seeing a sequence of five images.

Spain up until 1992 had never seen a sequence of different champions last longer than three seasons, though Deportivo and Valencia did help stretch the record to four around the turn of the millennium.

The past few weeks, in particular, have seen a sequence of events that could yet prove to be the tipping point that turned dextrous but limited industrial robots into handy helpmates around the home.Writing in Scientific American in December 2006, Bill Gates pondered the parallels between the PC industry in its early days and the fledgling robotics industry today.

Scruton focuses on voluntary deployment of the imagination in perception at a macro-level, concerning such matters as whether we see a sequence of columns as grouped one way or another, or see pilasters as ornamental or structural.

The remainder of the week will see a sequence of set-piece speeches by heads of national delegations, who in most cases - though not in the UK's - are heads of state or heads of government.

The other form is seeing a sequence of the same three numbers on a digital clock, such as 1 11 or 3 33.

While helping fix a woman's car engine on the side of a Middletown, Connecticut road, Andrew Stockston Adam Grupperr) sees a sequence of red and green flashing lights and is hypnotized into a suggestive state.