Sentence examples for traditional sequence from inspiring English sources

Not content with the traditional sequence of choreographed tips and leaks, some of the participants in the political game sought to surmount the limitations of time and space.

The Bush order, issued in December 2005, continued the traditional sequence of the deputy defense secretary as next in line.

By overruling his own committee, and by imposing Libeskind's more traditional sequence of towers over Think's innovative lattice structure, Pataki played directly into the hands of the man who more than anyone has shaped the new World Trade Center.

(In this presentation, modern critical scholarship is being followed, placing Nehemiah before Ezra instead of the traditional sequence, which reverses the positions.) Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi are the prophets of this restoration period.

But while the coaching staff did its best to simulate the traditional sequence — Manning said that Tuesday sort of "felt like Thursday or Friday" — nothing could be done about the reduced rest period.

On being asked to help, the noiade performs a dramatic séance with a traditional sequence of steps, including divinatory procedures, falling into trance, confrontation of supernatural beings either to fight them or to receive aid from them, and the actual ritual treatment of the patient, in the case of illness.

Whole genome sequencing (WGS) has revolutionized the subtyping of Legionella pneumophila but calling the traditional sequence-based type from genomic data is hampered by multiple copies of the mompS locus.

Together with our predictions for novel "RNA-like" topologies, our analysis can help direct the design of functional RNAs and identification of novel RNA folds in genomes through an efficient topology-directed search, which grows much more slowly in complexity with RNA size compared to the traditional sequence-based search.

Traditional sequence-based searches are inefficient, however, as the secondary structure of the element is much more conserved than the nucleic acid sequence.

The results suggest that it is better to uncover the complexity of diseases by integrating network-centric methodology with the traditional sequence-based methodology.

Previous studies [5] have shown that in cases of poor sequence identity, structure-based phylogenies generate better models of evolution of proteins than the traditional sequence-based methods.