Sentence examples for sequences for instance from inspiring English sources

The book does have some technical problems; many of the sheriff's dream and memory sequences, for instance, are overembellished and not well integrated into the narrative.

In fact, the book is at its best describing some of the most subjective sequences: for instance, the private bliss of the Samambaia idyll, the "house and rock / in a private cloud".

In the flight sequences, for instance, Pan sometimes somersaults through the air on the raised hands of a chorus of "shadows"; sometimes, he and the others are hoisted dizzyingly up to the flies on ropes (mechanisms in full view of the audience).

In his earlier works, he directed only the musical sequences (for instance, the dramatic parts of "42nd Street" were directed by Lloyd Bacon); starting with "Gold Diggers of 1935," he often directed the whole movie, and he also directed some non-musicals, such as "They Made Me a Criminal".

1. Residual distance (r) : We measure the similarity between two sequences, for instance the reconstructed data ( Ŝ 1 ) and the original uncorrupted data (S 1), by measuring the normalized Euclidean residual distance.

It is possible that other elements (T1 and T2 sequences for instance) are responsible for the leaky expression of OsGLR2.1, OsGLR2.3 and OsGLR3.2, which are enough to affect bacteria growth.

We used the pairwise homoplasy index (PHI) as implemented in Splitstree v4.10 to screen the 1,562 sequences for instances of intra-patient recombination events as described by Salemi et al. [43], [44], [45].

In one memorable sequence, for instance, the fliers attack a zeppelin in midair, riddling it with bullets and triggering explosions that send German soldiers fleeing along the top and interior of the airship, while biplanes buzz on all sides.

There are a number of good short poems - Aiken's preferred method being the long, unstoppable, directionless sequence - for instance the early poem, "Exile", or the late "Dear Uncle Stranger".

Much of its impact derived from Pappano's ability to maintain clarity, balance and momentum when this immense work is at its loudest and most complex: so the battle sequence, for instance, sounded like a proper symphonic development, for once, rather than simply a cacophony.

But "White Hunter, Black Heart" often suffers from a lack of irony in scenes that badly need it: the nightclub sequence, for instance, in which the stage show depicts a blonde being ravished by a gorilla cries out for a more pointed punch line than it is given.