Sentence examples for the successive order from inspiring English sources
The first part of this problem was solved, using the successive order expansion developed by Paasschens [16], in Shendeleva [17].
Chinese teachers training programmes should be in accordance with the successive order of the history of science and the history of science teacher training practices, and the content of the programme should start with the classic conception and then progress to the modern version.
A scatter diagram with smooth line and marks (Fig. 4b) of stream order (on abscissa) and logarithm of number of streams and logarithm of stream length is constant throughout the successive order of basin and advocating the preserved geometrical similarity in ascending order.
This was further supported by the comparison of the structural domains of scFv downstream of the N18E2 peptide: scFv-N18E2/M6 scFv-N18E2/M67 differed by the successive order of their vandable regionscFvE2/p17er-VH from the N- to C-terminus in scFv-M6-1B9, versus VH-linker-VL in scFvE2/p17.
Inspection of the transition graph (which represents the successive order of events) in m-xylene-high condition shows a progression of regulatory steps identical to the known activation itinerary of the TOL pathway i.e. both upper and XylS are expressed in response to XylR activation, followed then by activation of meta due both to 3 MBz formation and XylS hyperexpression.
By a quantitative comparison of the intensities of the successive orders of reflection by various crystal faces, it is shown that the X-ray spectrometer can be made to give a very complete analysis of the crystal structure.
Ernan McMullin, a philosopher of science at Notre Dame who also happens to be a Catholic priest, argues that the resources of God's original creation "were sufficient for the generation of the successive orders of complexity that make up our world".
It tends to be constant throughout the successive orders of a watershed (Horton 1945).
Horton's law (1945) of stream length points out that mean stream length segments of each of the successive orders of a basin tends to approximate a direct geometric series with stream length increasing towards higher order of streams.
Horton's law (1945) of stream length states that mean stream length segments of each of the successive orders of a basin tends to approximate a direct geomorphic series with stream length towards higher order of streams.
Stream length ratio (Horton's law) states that mean stream length segments of each of the successive orders of a basin tends to approximate a direct geometric series with streams length increasing towards higher order of streams.
