Sentence examples for using a succession of from inspiring English sources
I try to log back on using a succession of passwords suggested by colleagues, eventually locking myself out of the system.
The case is then polished and buffed using a succession of compounds including Tripoli, a grease-based compound, and rouge, a finer, clay-based substance.
In order to optimise operations, we have transformed the system by using a succession of independent scheduling agents.
PPF was assessed by using a succession of paired pulses separated by intervals of 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, and 200 ms. LTP was induced by high-frequency stimulation, at the test pulse intensity, consisting of two 1-sec trains of stimuli separated by an intertrain interval of 20 sec at 100 Hz.
PPF ratio was assessed by using a succession of paired pulses separated by intervals of 20, 40, 60, 80, 150, and 200 ms. The LTP was induced by HFS, at the test pulse intensity, consisting of two 1-sec trains of stimuli separated by an intertrain interval of 20 sec at 100 Hz.
The 21mer siRNAs were separated from incompletely digested fragments using a succession of isopropanol precipitations and filtration on glass fiber plates (Nunc, Rochester, NY).
The aluminium company used a succession of well-planned acquisitions to turn itself into a global force, boosting its revenues from $500m to $15 billion in seven years.
But an examination shows how Iran has used a succession of stratagems — changing not just ships' flags and names but their owners, operators and managers, too — to stay one step ahead of its pursuers.
In 1996, for example, President Bill Clinton used a succession of what his own aides described as small-bore ideas -- such as requiring school uniforms -- as a way of creating the perception that he was offering a grand plan for a second term, and some Democrats suggested that Mr. Bush might be about to do the same thing.
In just eight days, influential Republicans said, the White House used a succession of carefully timed public statements and anonymous, damaging leaks to bring about the resignation of Mr. Lott and the ascension of Mr. Frist, while publicly denouncing the leaks and repeatedly expressing the view that the president did not think Mr. Lott should resign.
As students journey through this module, they use a succession of bioinformatic tools, including the Mouse Brain Library; WebQTL from GeneNetwork; the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) Genome Browser; National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) Entrez Gene; the Allen Brain Atlas; and PubMed.
