Sentence examples for sequences and even from inspiring English sources

For Capa and Taro the newly discovered negatives are providing a way to make sense of their jumbled archive of images from the Spanish Civil War, in which dates, sequences and even attributions have remained uncertain.

Each kind of terminal is likely to use different sequences, and even on the same kind of terminal, an arrow key might be in different "modes", meaning the same arrow key might send different sequences at different times.

Gadgets, girls, guns: The 007 formula Details are sketchy about the new film's plot, characters, action sequences and even the composer of the score.

Films such as The Matrix (1999), Star Wars: Episode One (1999), and Gladiator (2000), incorporate backgrounds, action sequences, and even major characters conceived by illustrators and brought to life by technology.

The film indeed contains big-scale monster vs. machine fight sequences, and even the too-tight editing can't completely negate the visual wonders on display.

However, accurate prediction is not possible for all types of video sequences, and even when it is, it often involves a higher degree of complexity which would incur additional computational requirements for the system.

The latter proves useful for making high-frequency changes that alter only the target amino acid sequence and even allows modification of essential genes.

Though not an explicit goal of the course, many of the students now continue on to take the next course in the CS sequence and even minor and major in CS.

By cutting prices radically, Saks's chief merchant, Ron Frasch, turned his chain's flagship emporium into a swank Fifth Avenue version of a discount outlet, moving merchandise in volume and spooking the competition as it struggled to hold on to a traditional mark-down sequence, and even to continue selling certain brands at full price.

It's the automobile in the 1910's, radio in the 1920's, television in the 1950's, the integrated circuit in the 1960's, the fax machine in the 1970's, personal computers in the 1980's, the Internet in the 1990's, and the Smartphone, human genome sequencing, and even fracking in this decade.

This body of work has catalyzed many empirical studies toward quantifying human diversity, genome wide association studies (e.g., linkage disequilibrium), exome sequencing, next-gen sequencing and even the present-day Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI).