A succession of short-term stationary ship responses represented by Rayleigh distributions of peaks results in the long-term distribution of the structural loads.
Steven's dad is long gone, replaced by a succession of short-term "uncles", and the house is damp, decaying and comfortless.
Berlusconi's best-known news anchor, facing trial for supplying him with "bunga-bunga" girls, is 80. Italians leaving school or university face a choice between surviving on an endless succession of short-term contracts or going abroad to work, as hundreds of thousands have done.
Many postdocs take on a succession of short-term contracts, in the hope that a faculty post might eventually turn up--but only 20% succeed in securing such a position and joining the U.K.'s 70,000 permanent academic staff.
By the end of the 1927 English cricket season, Yorkshire had had a succession of short-term captains.
An immediate return to the Football League as Conference champions preceded the Fourth Division title in 1990 91, but Little's departure for Leicester City was followed by relegation and a succession of short-term managers.
However, the succession of long-term vaccination plateaus found here leaves little doubt that even relatively small programs (like Japanese children, beginning 1976, involving ~ 0.1−1% of the world's population) have had large and lasting beneficial effects for all, much more so than indicated by short-term studies [ 43].
Darwin's knack of interpreting vertical geological succession in terms of geographic landscapes and depositional processes [made clear in a passage in yet another letter to Henslow (Darwin 1835b) interpreting lavas interbedded with Mesozoic sediments—see Eldredge 2009c] may well be at play with his equation of geographic with stratigraphic replacement patterns of closely related species.
The anticipated effect on breast cancer mortality will take 10 years or more fully to emerge, and will only occur if a succession of more short-term end points are met.
That formulation was almost exquisitely wrong: Pyongyang's own interest is precisely in creating not just one "short-term problem," but an unending succession of them and its "long-term interest" in the multilateral negotiation process will extend only as far as that vehicle can provide diplomatic cover for continuing North Korean proliferation.
