Sentence examples for this sequence from from inspiring English sources

Observing this sequence from across the seas, foreigners just shake their heads.

Chess enthusiasts might correctly identify this sequence from the Immortal Game, played by Anderssen v Kieseritzky in London in 1851.

It's this sequence from the play that has made its way, via audience videos taken in previews, to Web sites like the Daily Caller.

I first learned about it, as well as this sequence, from an exhibit in the British Museum.

This sequence, from currently 'on', through flickering, to 'off', varies from volcano to volcano.

If the short looks familiar, you may have seen this sequence from TIE Fighter that went viral back in 2012, while Johnson was getting input on the film from some friends on a 4chan board, according to Slashfilm.

However, they differ from this sequence and from each other by splicing downstream from exon3.

EFL and EF-1α were both sought from this sequence data, from which only EFL sequences could be found.

The thickness of this sequence ranges from 11 to 86 m.

This sequence derives from the inclusion in the fracture kinetics of the dielectric of the zero-velocity threshold.

This sequence differs from mouse by one amino acid.