Chemical reactions in the cell occur in a sequence of stages called a metabolic pathway.
The hypothesis suggests that the use of soft drugs, such as those above, may lead to the use of harder drugs via a sequence of stages.
Astronomical observations involve a sequence of stages, each of which may impose constraints on the type of information attainable.
A circulation system goes through a sequence of stages as it intensifies into a mature tropical cyclone.
Next, ask students to re-watch the animation as many times as necessary and dissect it into a sequence of stages.
His 1960 book, The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto, elaborated a linear-stages-of-growth model that defined development as a sequence of stages through which all societies must pass.
The theory further proposed that sexual maturation develops in a sequence of stages as parts of the body successively yield sensual pleasure to the child, beginning with the mouth, followed by the anus, and then the genitals.
Erikson viewed emotional development over the life span as a sequence of stages during which there occur important inner conflicts whose successful resolution depends on both the child himself and his environment.
The malware we studied typically undergo a sequence of stages after the initial infection.
Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Electronic Arts and Ubisoft host a sequence of staged infomercials and the core gaming world tunes into watch and comment.
One frequently used concept is that of 'lifecycles' — an analogy of a sequence of stages encountered by living organisms.
