An instance in which indigenous knowledge purports to appear in Arctic newspapers comes from the Aurora Borealis the newspaper that gives evidence of Melville's novels in the Arctic in a call-and-response sequence of articles that is massaged by white writers.
To be continued... this piece is part of a sequence of articles about, "Latinos In The U.S And The Road To Prison".
And while magazine editors still attend to "the mix" — the sequencing of articles, the balance of text and images — online readers consider all that obsolete hocus-pocus.
Thereafter, Fitzgerald went into a long tunnel of decline, a decade he later described in a controversial sequence of Esquire articles as "The Crack-Up", a rare text recently republished by Capuchin Classics.
We analyze sequences of reverts of article edits to Wikipedia, the largest online encyclopedia.
start with item one and follow the ensuing sequence of pointers". My article at http://bakunin.xs4all.nl/artik... (in Dutch) claims otherwise.
For instance, a sequence of celebrated journal articles in the 1980s and 1990s warned of the financial meltdown that could befall us if many banks were to make highly leveraged loans at the same time (loans in which most of the money comes from other banks), a premise that became reality in the time before the financial crisis of 2008.
During the first week of January 1894, a five-second film starring an Edison technician was shot at the Black Maria Fred Ottt's Sneeze, as it is now widely known, was made expressly to produce a sequence of images for an article in Harper's magazine.
It is also possible to add new terms by selecting any token or sequence of tokens in the article.
Latent fingerprints can be developed on and non-porous surfaces by following sequence of steps: Place the articles bearing latent fingermarks into the cabinet.
Recently, the sequences of access of articles (clickstream) have been used to generate a visual map of science [23].
