Sentence examples for successive event from inspiring English sources
The comfort is that each successive event brings a small lift to the baseline of progress.
The result is a kind of meta-history of the nineteen-thirties, recounting the rise of Hitler through the manner in which newspapers chose to convey each successive event, and how those choices affected popular understanding outside Germany at the time.
The midpoints were identified as the temporal midpoint between successive event boundaries.
Analogously, in a log-Poisson process the logarithmic waiting time, τ is equivalent to the difference between the logarithms of successive event times, which in turn is equal to the logged ratio of successive event times, τ = Ln Tk -Ln Tk-1) = Ln Tk -Ln Tk-1nd has the exponentiaLn Tk -Ln Tk-1 P(τ>x) = e–λx.
Note that arranging audiovisual synchrony for temporally regular trains only requires the first events in such trains to be aligned across the two modalities, since co-incident timing of all the subsequent events will then take care of itself due to the regularity; whereas for erratic trains every successive event needs to be specifically arranged in order to maintain synchrony across modalities.
Water input in deserts is highly variable in space and time, and successive events which are needed for successful recruitment are extremely rare in hyper-arid environments.
Syngamy and meiosis are successive events in a sexual life history.
Causation, Relation that holds between two temporally simultaneous or successive events when the first event (the cause) brings about the other (the effect).
By coincidence - maybe it was not coincidence - I was asked to chair two successive events on the theme of "the bastards are bonkers".
The successive events of 1989 led, both in the Soviet Union and in a number of countries of Eastern Europe, to the fall of the Communist regime which promoted atheism.
Owing to the interruption of the tram service and the want of droshkies it would have been difficult personally to watch the successive events.
