Sentence examples for slow sequence from inspiring English sources

Beyond the plate glass, a slow sequence of descending airliners measures out a golden autumn afternoon.

Such control turns the experience of dining into a slow sequence of condensed sensual frames.

Removed from its full context, the image seems to vibrate in haunting space, setting up a slow sequence of perceptual sensations and inviting imaginary ideas about location.

The show began, thrillingly, with seven parachutists, each representing one of the seven constituent states of the United Arab Emirates, leaping from the very top of the top, one after another, in slow sequence.

In "Pilgrimage" by John Tavener and Werner Herzog, the performers were a women's choir (Women Singing) and a string group, together sounding a slow sequence of massive consonances in time with bell strokes while a mezzo-soprano (Haleh Abghari) chanted.

On it, games — often re-creations of historic matches — are played out in slow sequence, with pieces moved weekly by a worker in a cherry picker.

The VRN1 orthologous group has the shortest branches and therefore the slowest sequence evolution.

Usually, slower sequence mutation results in higher sequence conservation and faster sequence mutation results in lower sequence conservation.

Both organellar genomes have slower sequence evolutionary rates than the nuclear genome (i.e. low rates of point mutations) within plants [ 63].

The lower level of amino acid substitutions among essential groups is indicative of stronger purifying selection throughout the evolution of vertebrates, arthropods, and fungi and supports the knockout-rate prediction of slower sequence evolution of essential genes.

Therefore, global regulators are gained and lost more slowly and are even prone to undergoing a slower sequence evolution than other regulators within a bacterial lineage (Rajewsky et al., 2002; Price et al., 2008).