Sentence examples for the prescribed sequence from inspiring English sources
(On my first visit to "Like Life," I was politely redirected by a press officer from my commenced ramble to the prescribed sequence — which, on my second visit, I made a point of viewing in reverse).
Sometimes the process may not be orderly and the prescribed sequence may be vague.
He purposely avoids the term "musical," he said, since it promises the kind of "prescribed sequence of events" found in even unconventional Broadway productions such as the indie-rock "Spring Awakening" and the hip-hop "Hamilton".
The cams and the camshaft are usually formed as a unit, with the cams set at angles so as to open and close the valves in a prescribed sequence as the cams rotate.
It was conducted by a trained administrator who carried out, in a prescribed sequence, a range of maneuvers designed to elicit the infant's optimal orienting and motor performance and emotional responses to mildly aversive procedures.
In still other cases, wayfinders will rely upon automated route guidance, passively following a prescribed sequence of turns and distances.
All work or purposeful activity can be interpreted as a process, defined as a prescribed sequence of events leading to a final product.
TAT combines self-applied light pressure to specific acupressure points accompanied by a prescribed sequence of mental steps.
The ability to synthesize readily such degenerate oligonucleotide sequences according to the prescribed distribution is key to constructing a biased peptide library genuinely reflective of the computational design.
Most notable is to develop an optimization algorithm which can optimize both VMAT and IMRT simultaneously to determine the optimal proportion of the prescribed dose for the IMRT and VMAT components, the delivery sequence integrating the IMRT and VMAT components.
Total RNA from wild type and mutant was prepared for small RNA Sequencing-by-Synthesis according to the prescribed procedure and standards of the Illumina Sample Preparation Protocol.
