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.
Carnot cycle, in heat engines, ideal cyclical sequence of changes of pressures and temperatures of a fluid, such as a gas used in an engine, conceived early in the 19th century by the French engineer Sadi Carnot.
Applying these stains to cells killed at different stages of division, he prepared a series of slides that, upon microscopic examination, clearly established the sequence of changes occurring in the nucleus during cell division.
Rankine cycle, in heat engines, ideal cyclical sequence of changes of pressure and temperature of a fluid, such as water, used in an engine, such as a steam engine.
Involving what historical sequence of changes?
These lesions exhibit a sequence of changes suggesting progressive evolution toward malignancy.
