Sentence examples for succession represents from inspiring English sources

In addition, the depositional succession represents a regressive phase (Kitamura and Kobayashi 2014a).

The Mesozoic succession represents a rifted passive margin, formed at the opening of the Neo-Tethys Ocean in the Late Triassic to Early Jurassic.

The Cosmos volcanic succession represents the first extrusive high-K calc-alkaline to shoshonitic volcanic arc sequence described in the Kalgoorlie Terrane and, coupled with age dating of the stratigraphy, is indicative of formation in a long-lived volcanic arc setting active from 2736 Ma to later than 2724 Ma.

Collectively, these decisions, which came in rapid succession, represent a shift in the acceptability of expanding fossil fuel infrastructure along our coast.

NuCycling-Succession represents the continuum of decomposition and associated changes in chemistry using annual cohorts of leaf and fine root litter.

The two studied successions represent the preserved deposits of braided fluvial systems that were influenced by common allogenic factors (climate, sediment source, delivery style); differences in preserved sedimentary style principally reflect their different tectonics settings.

After working on a couple of shows that faltered, in quick succession he represented "Mummenschanz," "Deathtrap" and "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," which each ran for more than three years.

Located at Port MacDonnell, in Southern Australia, the sedimentary succession is represented by a flint conglomerate beach facies with interstratified shells.

The progradational to aggradational evolution of this coastal succession is represented by an overall upward decrease in grain size, decrease in fluvial influence and increase in tidal influence.

A sedimentary facies succession is represented with a string of symbols, or facies codes in its natural vertical order, in which each symbol brings with it one attribute such as thickness for the facies.

If you view a board's having to go outside to hire a CEO as a failure in succession planning, that represents a breakdown in the system.