Sentence examples for sequence of historical from inspiring English sources
Q. "The Golden Age," your new book, is the last in a sequence of historical novels that began with "Burr"? A. Chronologically it was "Burr".
Dorner, director (1925 37) of the Landesmuseum in Hanover, was deeply interested in the work of contemporary artists such as Piet Mondrian, László Moholy-Nagy, and Kazimir Malevich and sought to integrate their ideas into the Landesmuseum by inviting several of them to design displays for modern art that would fit the museum's sequence of historical galleries.
We apply the actual observed sequence of historical insolation.
Figure 1 Sequence of historical Nankai Trough earthquake events.
Prediction of time series uses a sequence of historical values to develop a model for forecasting future values [46].
In general, Feuerbach regarded Leibniz's theory of monads as an original philosophical position that offers a genuinely novel conception of substance and an alternative to the mechanistic-mathematical Cartesian account of motion, and thus constitutes an organic link in the developmental sequence of historical philosophical systems.
To establish sequences of historical development, he made comparisons of the structures by which analogous functions are accomplished in different societies.
These phylogeographic studies use patterns of differentiation and similarity to infer locations and disjunctions of past populations, as well as sequences of historical biogeographic isolation events that led to current patterns [16].
An alignment of the NP and VP35 sequences (Figures 2B and C) shows the three bat sequences are divergent from each other at nine positions, and different from a consensus sequence of eight historical Marburg virus isolates at 14 positions.
For example, Gould [ 10] argued that evolutionary outcomes are contingent on a complex sequence of unique historical events that invariably leave an imprint on the phenotypes of descendent taxa.
There are many excavated sequences but the numbers of points from those sequences are rather modest (perhaps unlike invertebrate fossils), nor is their co-occurrence in stratified sequences evidence of historical continuity in a set of points.
