His message was part of a sequence of e-mail messages exchanged between scientists and public-affairs officers.
Linda Holland, a Chicago designer and writer, now owns several pieces of snacki's art, each acquired via a painstaking (some might say maddening) sequence of e-mail messages, and, eventually, meetings with snacki's "agent," a 20-something guy who wore paint-splattered pants to their most recent rendezvous.
For both studies, the outcome of interest was a response to the survey or not after the full sequence of reminders had been mailed.
Asked about the unorthodox sequence of events, Mr. Saw replied in an e-mail: "When you create your own rituals, it takes a lot more time".
"Years later, I've ridden the same sequence of stops routinely," Mr. Lethem wrote in an e-mail.
The story that follows is told in a shifting sequence of blog entries, F.B.I. memos, transcribed phone conversations and e-mail messages.
London's Daily Mail published a concise outline of just how closely the sequence of events were recorded and later stitched together by Dubai.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I was performing my usual sequence of boot diagnostics when suddenly, without warning, the solar wind blew in.
Customers usually place orders — a sequence of hundreds of As, Cs, Gs and Ts — through a biofab's Web site or by e-mail.
Placing a varying sequence of numbers in the subject line of each message (or in batches of messages) may enable the junk mail to get past spam-filtering software.
They could take the publicly available genome sequence of H5N1 and rewrite it to include the new mutations, then simply copy the new sequence into an e-mail.
