Sentence examples for successive tiers from inspiring English sources

Anticipation around its release was fueled by an innovative promotion: fans who preordered the album could access nine successive tiers of online bonus material.

Apparently to improve the discrimination of longer-wavelength light (yellow through red) by stomatopods, evolution has added colored filters between the successive tiers of some classes of rhabdoms.

The core gene regulatory cascade that drives endoderm development, extending from early maternal regulators to terminal differentiation genes, is characterized by activation of successive tiers of transcription factors, including a sequential cascade of redundant GATA transcription factors.

The simple but fundamental observation that visual receptive field size increases at successive tiers of the cortical hierarchy implies that a spatially restricted subset of the total forward input to a neuron is capable of driving it; evidently the same is not true, in general, of the backward connections.

Remember that all these higher tax rates refer to marginal rates – the escalating rates on each successive tier of income – not average rates.

Australia were the last team to defeat New Zealand – 27-19 in Sydney on their way to the 2015 Rugby Championship title – and they thwarted the All Blacks' previous attempt to break the record for successive victories for a tier one nation (Cyprus won 21 games in a row between 2008 and 2013), halting them on 17 with a 12-12 draw in Sydney two years ago.

Lying 23rd in the Championship after picking up one win from their past 14 league matches, Wolves are threatening to write themselves into the record books by becoming the first club to suffer the ignominy of being relegated from the top flight to the third tier in successive seasons for a second time.

Only 12 teams have ever been relegated from the top flight to the third tier in successive seasons in the 125-year history of the Football League.

Only 12 teams have ever been relegated to the third tier in successive seasons in the 125-year history of the Football League, but Wolves are the first team to manage the feat twice.

After removing four managers in 15 months, while becoming the first side in English football to twice descend from the top flight to the third tier in successive years, Wolves are now looking for a similar blueprint to bring back some stability to Molineux.

Now, after removing four managers in 15 months, while becoming the first-ever side in English football to twice descend from the top flight to the third tier in successive years, Wolves are looking for a similar blueprint to bring stability back to Molineux.