Sentence examples for through which successive from inspiring English sources

The city is located in a mountain pass known as the Taza Gap, through which successive waves of invaders moved westward onto the Atlantic coastal plains of northwestern Africa.

The biosynthesis of alcohol monomers occurs in a specialized branch of phenylpropanoid metabolism, through which successive reductions, hydroxylations and methylations can occur.

Both men also saw all existing societies in the world as reflective of the successive stages through which Western society had advanced in time over a period of tens of thousands of years.

The model defines five successive stages through which the mixture characteristics change.

In addition to the background factors, a set of sexual behavior risk factors are included in successive stages to establish possible pathways through which poverty is associated with HIV prevalence.

Myrtle introduces us to the Hardy family and her adored adoptive brother Georgie, but successive chapters both contradict and amplify her story, making up a prism-like lens of many sides through which the novel is gradually illuminated.

In 3D printing, however, the software takes a series of digital slices through a computer-aided design and sends descriptions of those slices to the 3D printer, which adds successive thin layers until a solid object emerges.

And Charlie Shreck broke through in successive overs, in the ninth and 11th overs of the day.

My perfect handbag would not be by Prada, but one stitched from the pliant, leathery leaves of R. podophylla, which changes through successive shades of green and bronze to acquire a faintly reptilian mottling of rich, deep pink as the large palmate leaves reach maturity.

The conversion from alkyl radical to chain branching products, which occurs through successive O2 additions followed by thermal decomposition of the products, is at the core of the auto-ignition process.

Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum) is an allohexaploid species which has evolved through two successive natural hybridizations.