Sentence examples for sequences the first from inspiring English sources
2) Bonny Cassidy, Final Theory (Giramondo) Set in a climate changed land drawn from New Zealand, Australia and Antartica, this work is two interweaved sequences: the first about a young girl, the other a traveling couple.
A Scattering consists of four poetic sequences, the first written when his wife is alive and they are on holiday in Crete and the other three - 'Sparse breaths, then none - /and it was done' - after her death.
This amounted to the excision of two lengthy sequences, the first from September 1875 to March 1876, the second from June 1876 to the end of 1877; it is more than likely that she also destroyed a final part, dealing with the months leading up to their marriage in August 1879.
The voices vary throughout this book's six highly speculative sequences (the first five of which conclude with shorter, surer poems identically entitled "Love's Letter"), yet again and again they call from their spectral airiness a single recurring image, an elemental configuration of man, woman and child.
We then develop two long exact sequences, the first linkingHn(A∣B),Hn(A) andHn(B), the second corresponding to the Mayer Vietoris sequence of algebraic topology.
These microfacies types are arranged in two third order sequences, the first sequence is equivalent to the lower part of the Hanifa Formation (Hawtah member) while the second one is equivalent to the upper part (Ulayyah member).
Importantly for the present discussion, in 10% of the sequences, the fifth tone was omitted.
The first one included intron + HEG sequences, the second was performed with intron without HEG sequence data, and the third was constructed with cox2-3 region sequences.
This first sequence, the first 15 minutes, was really amazing to me.
He pioneered methods for sequencing the first bacterium, Haemophilus influenzae, and raced the government to a draw in sequencing a draft version of the human genome in June 2000.
He took those two strings of gestures and used them to fashion a semi-abstract movement sequence, the first half staccato, the second wiggly and floaty.
