Sentence examples for sequence of arrival from inspiring English sources
Minorities follow one another in the familiar sequence of arrival, consolidation, and outward and upward mobility.
The hierarchical position of an individual is fully acquired around 18 months of age and is not correlated with size or fighting ability: the social status of females is determined by their mothers' social rank [ 42- 44], whereas males' one depends on their sequence of arrival within the social group [ 45, 46].
Although we did not test all permutations, it is to be expected that the time point, sequence of arrival as well as infestation density of all attackers present on a plant play a major role in determining the strength of these interactions.
Boris Kudlicka's single set – which will presumably do duty for Boulevard Solitude in two weeks' time – is a railway station, making the whole opera a sequence of arrivals and departures.
We propose a solution to the problem of rescheduling a sequence of arrivals that are subject to a delay event at a common destination.
Here threads are represented as sequences of arrivals of comments regardless the reply relationship among them.
The limit in (6) is appropriate when the sequence of inter arrival times {W i } are i.i.d., which is the case for simple and compound patterns when the {X i } are i.i.d. and counting is non-overlapping.
For each trial, a Poisson process with the mean rate of 20 events per second and a refractory period of 27 ms was used to generate a sequence of EPSC arrival times.
Considering various sequences of order arrival, we generate Kriging metamodels that best describe the nonlinear relationships between the simulation responses and system factors for Canadian softwood lumber firms.
Much empirical work has been devoted to investigate the condition dependence of arrival sequence of migrants and characteristics of individuals that influence arrival time from migration.
During the development stage of seismic renewal process theory, the exponential distribution (due to the Poissonian assumption of the number of earthquake events) used to be the favored distribution in representing a sequence of earthquake inter-arrival times (Cornell 1968; Hagiwara 1974; Baker 2008).
