Sentence examples for the succeed from inspiring English sources
verb
To follow in order; to come next after; hence, to take the place of.
- The king's eldest son succeeds his father on the throne.
A more efficient alternative is alternated sampling, but the succeed of this option is limited to the existence of virtual sensors capable of give accurate values that must be use during the unsampled period.
Called the Succeed Act, it is less draconian than the White House's wish list.
"Unlike the RAC Act, the Succeed Act goes far beyond addressing the issue at hand and makes sweeping changes," Kamal Essaheb, the policy and advocacy director at the National Immigration Law Center, told me.
The SUCCEED and the STI are exceptions in that they are evenly split between instructional format and assessment.
The STI has six items (out of nine) related to including specific content on assessments, while the SUCCEED has three items (of five) focused on group assessments.
Two minor exceptions are the STEP and the SUCCEED, which both had two items aimed at whether learning goals are provided to students.
The succeeding chapters take different approaches.
Over the succeeding years, nothing changed.
Therefore, it has the residual effect on the succeeding plant.
Second, we obtain one block from the succeeding random numbers.
The succeeding soil sampling P tended to decrease (Fig. 1b).
