But some peoples have always preferred to compare linear sequences of change as means of recording the passage of time.
More pragmatic in spirit, the Chinese were concerned mainly with registering and grasping the observed patterns and sequences of change in and around them so as to be able to adjust their lives to the ever-changing circumstances.
For this outcome, the change in burden of disease was calculated for both possible sequences of changed exposure, which did not alter the results.
Sequential Continuity of Care (SECOC) can calculate the sequences of change in medical care, but it may not be suitable for non-sequential issues.
There is, if not an actual mathematical sequence of changes, at least a principle of incessant variation underlying the whole corpus.
Playing sequences of rippling arpeggiated figures and chord progressions, in other words, is fairly easy, but playing them repeatedly and at length, while also keeping track of the number of repetitions and the sequence of changes, can be taxing.
During a typical three-hour substorm, the aurora near midnight exhibits a sequence of changes called the auroral substorm.
The inherently complex events of cell division prevented a quick resolution of the complete sequence of changes that occur during the process.
First, after a sequence of changes that end up in the original coordinate system, the components of the vector will be the same as at the start.
