Sentence examples for trading sequence from inspiring English sources

Link's Awakening is the first Zelda game to include a trading sequence minigame: the player may give a certain item to a character, who in turn gives the player another item to trade with someone else.

Tanabe implemented a trading sequence; Tezuka compared it to the Japanese Straw Millionaire folktale, in which someone trades up from a piece of straw to something of greater value.

This trading sequence features ten items and ends with Link receiving an item he can use, the two-handed Biggoron Sword, the largest and strongest sword in the game.

Begin another trading sequence.

However if you accidentally did save both games, then all you have to do is perform the trade sequence again.

Add in one of the most complicated trade sequences ever executed later in the first round, which left Chicago taking another defender, Jonathan Campbell, at No12, and the Fire can reflect on a solid start to a big rebuild.

In the second round Hopkins connected some combinations while Trinidad pursued the offensive in the fourth round and both boxers traded sequences of punches.

As multiplexed GBS, which trades sequencing depth (and therefore genotyping costs) for uncertainty in genotype calling and imputation, is increasingly used for association mapping (Poland and Rife 2012), this type of imputation procedures in a MI context should be particularly useful in species where no or only part of a reference genome is available, like wheat or switchgrass.

Illumina Accelerator, the genomics-focused startup accelerator backed by the publicly traded genetic sequencing pioneer Illumina Corp., has picked five startups for its seventh accelerator class, the company announced.

While a trio of drummers set up a pounding tribal rhythm, the three marimbas provided elusive slivers of melody, trading in a sequence of exquisitely orchestrated question and answers.

"The perfect storm of a financial collapse, loss of the Soviets as trading partner, a sequence of meteorologic disasters, and sanctions has left the health care system in shambles," said Ricky Choi, a US doctor who co-authored a recent paper on healthcare in North Korea.