Finally, the states were discretized into a binary sequence of taken or missed doses by determining whether the individual was in an ART-taking or ART-missing state at the time of each dose.
If so, they should pose a particular threat where a sequence of take-all susceptible cereals is interrupted by set-aside or conservation covers, where populations of volunteers can be very large, especially if they are established by natural regeneration, and where there are usually restrictions on how, and how early, they can be controlled.
It can, however, be expected that 1-year set-aside/conservation covers that interrupt sequences of take-all susceptible cereals will often pose a bigger threat to following susceptible cereals than do 1-year break crops.
There is something electric about watching a sequence of scribbles take over so much newsprint, erasing information with a blur of emotion.
This perfect sequence of plays took the contract down two, the defenders capturing two hearts, four diamonds and two clubs.
One sequence of scrums took three minutes and at one stage the penalty count was 6-0 iNorthamptonon's favour, Saints against sinners.
The Guardian's dossier also includes a sequence of photographs, taken by three people, showing the aftermath of the attack, as well as witness statements from people in the area at the time.
Sometimes the sequence of events takes place in several locations dependent on the mobility of victims.
Variations in the sequence of steps taken in the patient assessment were perceived.
Our method processes a sequence of images taken by a single camera mounted frontally on a mobile robot.
So, for example, that could be a sequence of photos taken at a wedding or during a festival or on a family day out.
