Sentence examples for successive expansion from inspiring English sources

Last year, fans only expected the Wanderers to make up the numbers and restore some credibility to a competition reeling after two successive expansion failures in Queensland.

Expanding the unknown function in a small perturbation parameter and using a successive expansion in a Taylor series for the water particle path and the period of a particle motion, the third-order asymptotic expressions for the Lagrangian particle trajectories, the mass transport velocity and the period of particle motion can be derived directly in Lagrangian form.

Extension of the Metrolink network was intended to be continuous with successive expansion phases delivered in strict order of priority.

First, the hierarchical modular structure may have facilitated successive expansion and contraction of the number of gene subunits coupled with possible recombinational events between paralogs, such as unequal crossing-over or gene conversion.

Such "evolutionary strata", arising from successive expansion of recombination suppression, have been observed in a wide range of sex chromosomes including those from humans, chickens and plants [ 23- 25] as well as for the mat chromosomes for N. tetrasperma phylogenetic lineage 6 (strain P581) [ 6].

London's largest airport, Heathrow, opened in 1946 in the south of the borough and has undergone successive expansions and alterations.

First opened to the public in 1692, the library was moved to the Mazarin Palace in the rue de Richelieu in 1721 and underwent successive expansions thereafter.

As the stadium underwent successive expansions and renovations, the bell was moved to a location under the north end zone concourse and then was removed from the stadium in 1992.

The most notable prokaryotic reconstruction is that for E. coli with many successive expansions [ 41- 43].

This suggests that the ∼14.5-kb region arose, in part, through successive expansions resulting in up to three successive terminal duplication events.

As shown in Figure 3b, the two simulated successive expansions did indeed produce three modes which can be explained by three main phases of coalescence.