"I accept without equivocation," the oath went, "the doctrinal content of the faith as passed down in unbroken sequence from the apostles through the orthodox fathers, always with the same meaning and the very same interpretation of that meaning.
A wff in which all the quantifiers occur in an unbroken sequence at the beginning, with the scope of each extending to the end of the wff, is said to be in prenex normal form (PNF). Wffs that are in PNF are often more convenient to work with than those that are not.
The score contains an unbroken sequence of the appealing arias and duets that made Cavalli famous, and they are skilfully delivered.
The synthy intros to many tracks promise Eno-esque esoterics but really lyrics and hooks are to the fore, with catchy contenders in opener Unbroken Sequence and the title track (which boasts an arty video inspired by a 1973 piece by American choreographer Trisha Brown).
But he was best known to the public through his unbroken sequence of 300 monthly essays in Natural History magazine, which began in 1974 and ended only last year; they were republished in a seemingly unending stream of books, translated into dozens of languages and bought by their hundreds of thousands.
Thereafter, each must play a card of the same suit and in unbroken sequence with one already on the table or another 7 if any are left.
If the sequences flanking an insertion of Nipponbare matched an unbroken sequence of 93-11 and the filling DNA (the non-alignable region) in 93-11 was < 1 kb, or vice versa, an insertion was defined (Table S3).
When it comes to an almost unbroken sequence of team competition between humans, the Boat Race takes the venerable cream cracker.
The temple friezes will be mounted in an unbroken sequence along a central core so that you will be able to follow the narrative without interruption.
Traditions had to be sustained by an expert "science" of attestation able to satisfy rigorous formal criteria of their connection with the person of Muhammad through his "companions," by an unbroken sequence of "reportage".
