Sentence examples for successive occurrence from inspiring English sources

Instead, things happen -- life happens -- to Powell's characters, and as we watch them grapple with each successive occurrence, we realize that his interest is not in what they do but in what they want.

Gobel et al. [5] reported successive occurrence of trigeminal neuralgia, SUNCT-syndrome, CPH and CH in one active headache period in a 47 year-old male.

2 A mechanism whereby the pitch register for marking accentual prominences, is lowered with each successive occurrence of a pitch accent within a phrase.

(ii) Identify 64 interactions that may occur between two different anthropogenic processes, which could result in the simultaneous or successive occurrence of an ensemble of different anthropogenic process types.

In three out of five runs, a middle tropospheric trough developed within a few days following a large-scale latent heat release, which enabled the successive occurrence of deep convective events within the 50-km radius of the incipient disturbance and subsequent tropical cyclone (TC) formation.

In three simulations initialized using the ECMWF YOTC, a middle tropospheric trough developed over a few days following a large-scale latent heat release above the lower tropospheric gyre, allowing for the successive occurrence of deep convective events within the 50-km radius of the incipient disturbance, and a deep upright TC inner core was established.

A formula for the covariance of duration times between successive occurrences of two different outcomes in multinomial trials is derived.

A gap of a factor u of x is an integer k which is a difference between two successive occurrences of u in x.

The structure of (eta ), namely that given in (5), yields that the gap between two successive occurrences of w's is bounded, and so, (eta ) is uniformly recurrent.

The majority reported that successive occurrences of droughts and the vulnerable nature of livestock farming in the Afar region had heightened their sensitivity in terms of crop failure and animal decimation over the last five years.

More recent research has also identified scaling regularities in the dynamics underlying the successive occurrences of events, suggesting the possibility of similar findings for language as well.