Sentence examples for succession status from inspiring English sources

After receiving land from his father, emperor Louis I, Charles became embroiled in a series of civil wars among his half-brothers over the maintenance of land for succession status.

The effects of fire on the nutrients of an ecosystem depend on the type and frequency of fire, fuel load, time and season of burn, nature of the plant tissues burnt, topography, succession status of the community, and post-fire climatic and biotic conditions (Anderson2006,Certini2005, Wu et al.1996).1996

The iPhone, though, is the latest in a succession of status objects that have fostered urban crime.

They also debated Ginia Bellafante's Big City column about the latest in a succession of status objects that have fostered urban crime: the iPhone.

Using multiple metrics to assess the effects of forest succession on population status: a comparative study of two terrestrial salamanders in the US Pacific Northwest.

Furthermore, whereas male rhesus macaques attain high dominance status through succession or queuing (Berard 1999), high-ranking male long-tailed macaques maintain their rank through contest competition (van Noordwijk and van Schaik 1985).

In the 2016 election, she faced off a nationwide smorgasbord of rival anti-Islam groupings purely by virtue of her 21st century B-celeb status on a succession of soft breakfast and reality TV shows.

The carefully stage-managed ascent to diva status involved a succession of impressive frocks but the centrepiece was Bleeding Love, a modern standard with international appeal which allowed Simon Cowell to present Leona to American audiences as the UK's new sensation; then, when America took the bait, he reinvigorated her UK profile by trumpeting her phenomenal US success.

It focuses on quantifying ecosystem status during ecological succession, given that size and organization are related, respectively, to growth and development.

This region, called the Military Frontier, underwent a succession of changes in its political status during the 19th century.

In 1468 he issued a palatine law that defined the succession to the throne and the status and obligations of princes and officials.