Sentence examples for that successively from inspiring English sources
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.
Everything else comes to be and passes away because each is composed of elements that successively combine to form them and separate at their destruction (B 17.26 35).
A GABA production level of 66.4 g/L was achieved using two-step biotransformation that successively employed the growing and resting cells derived from engineering L. brevis CAT.
Research would be improved if investigators undertook programs of studies that successively achieve fidelity, control, and potential generalizability, or if they strengthened the design of individual studies.
But they did not shrink from parading kitsch before a Paris audience that was successively amused and amazed.
But Hamidreza Jalaipour, publisher of five newspapers that were successively banned in the last three years, said the debate on the press law is "a good start".
Yet there are those who argue that the wireless Internet is the logical next example of the new industries that have successively spun out of Silicon Valley, from PC's to hand-held computers.
He drew attention, for example, to the ammonites, in which the anatomical chambers that were successively occupied by the animal preserve the details of both its development and its evolution.
Bessarabia, Russian Bessarabiya, Romanian Basarabia, Turkish Besarabya, region in eastern Europe that passed successively, from the 15th to 20th century, to Moldavia, the Ottoman Empire, Russia, Romania, the Soviet Union, and Ukraine and Moldova.
