Subsequent authors, however, provide details of the ensuing destruction.
His influence on subsequent authors has been so pervasive that Graham Greene, for one, wrote of having to stop reading Conrad for fear of becoming completely enslaved to his style.
Its format, adopted by most subsequent authors, consists of problems for which a numerical answer and a general procedure for solution are given.
Because the "big idea" that it put forward was so new and exciting, subsequent authors writing on time travel felt it only right that their own work in the sub-genre should give a nod to Wells, either by using his characters or riffing on his visions of the future.
The nasib depicts the poet stopping at an old tribal encampment to reminisce about the happiness he shared there with his beloved and about his sorrow when they parted; Imruʾ al-Qays is said to have been the first to use this device, and nearly all subsequent authors of qaṣīdah imitate him.
Considering the adverse conditions under which the French surveyors worked and the prevailing belief in the disparity of levels of the two seas, the error was excusable, and Le Père's conclusion was uncritically accepted by a succession of subsequent authors of canal projects.
These constructions really don't carry the logical significance that Russell and subsequent authors have thought.
This was the definition used by Hamilton (1964), and by many subsequent authors.
The distinction between fundamental and derived measurement was revised by subsequent authors.
Subsequent authors then reformulated Sen's argument within a more suitable, game theoretic framework.
Finally, the first books on fatigue of metals introduced citation inaccuracies, which were propagated by subsequent authors.
