Sentence examples for successively that from inspiring English sources

This avoids users querying all the imaging biobanks successively that they believe might contain the kind of data they are looking for.

When Euclid turned to solid geometry in Book IX, he began with three theorems to show successively that a straight line cannot lie partly in a plane and partly not, that if two straight lines cut one another they lie in a plane and every triangle lies in a plane, and that if two planes meet then they do so in a line.

For using Remark 4.1 we successively obtain that (4.39).

The principle is to remove successively nodes that are on the external face of the graph.

This is done in a constraint greedy hill-climbing fashion: we successively add that edge between any pair of S-genes being contained in different modules, which increases the likelihood of the complete network most.

The overall configuration of the basin suggests that the delta prograded southwestward, successively forming depobelts that represent the most active portion of the delta at each stage of its development (Doust and Omatsola 1990).

4 Our results further show that successively older participants who do participate in research studies may be successively less typical of their age cohort in a metric with an expected and indirectly observed relation to health.

"Abraham Maslow contended that as humans meet 'basic needs', they seek to satisfy successively 'higher needs' that occupy a set hierarchy.

After several blackouts that successively reveal Mr. Goldhuber running in circles, or walking forward with bent, turned-out legs, head bobbing like an automaton, Ms. Peterson appears.

Although he later repudiated the concept, Koppers began as an exponent of the theory of Kulturkreise, or culture spheres, which posited the existence of distinct, ancient cultural complexes that successively spread widely and intermingled during man's early prehistory.

A planning problem then becomes a search for a series of feasible actions that successively transform the initial world-state into a desired world-state.