In standard television, the pattern is a series of parallel straight lines, each progressing from left to right, the lines following in sequence from top to bottom of the picture frame.
Automatic operation, widely popular in hospitals and apartment buildings because of its economy, was improved by the introduction of collective operation, by which an elevator or group of elevators answered calls in sequence from top to bottom or vice versa.
This cleaning always followed the same sequence (from top to bottom; from cleaner to dirtier).
The flow charts in the respective figures indicate the components which were added subsequently in sequence (from top to bottom) and the respective incubation times.
Due to the sequence of mining from top to bottom and the small interlayer spacing, the lower coal seams can benefit many times from the unloading effects.
The oxygen vacancies are located below the bottom of the conduction band (CB) in the sequence of Vo0, Vo+, and Vo+2, from top to bottom.
From top to bottom: sequence identity with chromosomes 4q35.2, 10q26.3, 3q29 and 3p12.3.
Recorded in a separate experiment but otherwise similar to Figure 3, a sequence of AFM images was captured from top to bottom and from bottom to top, as indicated by white arrows.
(e) From top to bottom: time sequence images of a trophallactic event, in which liquid (red blobs) passes from ant 82 to ant 229.
The time sequence of selected auroral images is shown from top to bottom.
From top to bottom, the time sequence of auroral emissions on the nightside ionosphere above (60^circ) magnetic latitude is illustrated.
