They are a long pile-driving sequence of strong (often trochaic) stresses – jab, jab, jab – followed by an outro of unstressed syllables accompanied by that sweep.
A careen across the barely tamed Arizona prairie, this peculiar book aims less for a traditional storyline than a sequence of jangled (often hilarious) conversations, ludicrous circumstances, and absurdist tableaux.
Rather than thinking about HigherEd as a one time event after high school, in a growing number of fields a sequence of credentials (often called stackable) earned over a career.
Residing remotely may negatively impact this necessary sequence of events, often resulting in the need for dialysis initiation with a CVC.
The opening sequences of this often charming roman à clef bring out Buckley's strengths as a writer, in particular his intimacy with Washington, that weird, twilit place where sex meets bureaucracy and finite power corrupts finitely.
The sequence of events is often confusing.
They can repeat a sequence of steps as often as necessary, and appropriate repetitions of quite simple steps can solve complex problems.
Two key sections high on the route – horizontal sideways traverses – combined the dual challenge of minimal and very slippery footholds on the smooth-grained granite with a sequence of tiny and often razor-sharp finger holds, requiring a combination of both balance and strength.
When a respondent forgets the exact dates for a sequence of events, this often results in a known survey bias called "telescoping" in which the reporting of the events is telescoped either forward or backward.
When predicting the next outcome in a sequence of events, people often appear to expect streaky patterns, such as that sport players can develop a "hot hand," even if the sequence is actually random.
