Sentence examples for view of successive from inspiring English sources

Joachim formulated a view of successive past and future persecutions of the Christian church that inspired him to propose the appearance of a succession of "antichrists" (e.g., Nero, Muhammad, and Saladin) before the arrival of the great Antichrist.

Richard Baker, the Scottish Labour party justice spokesman at Holyrood, said: "It has been the view of successive governments in the UK and countries around the world that those who commit crimes so serious they warrant a period of imprisonment should forfeit the right to vote while they are imprisoned.

This view of history contrasts with a cyclical understanding of successive events i.e., the view that history repeats itself.

Rather than seeing a series of successive narrow views of the car, all emerging spatially from the same slits in the fence, what we perceive is a car interpolated in space and time, i.e. a constantly visible unsegregated whole object [e.g. refs. 1] [5].

The accuracy of tomographic reconstruction depends on the alignment of successive tilt views.

Animation of successive merged views by confocal z-imaging of a of a thick transversal slice of a tail: apoptotic nuclei (TUNEL, red), and counter-staining against actin (phalloidin, red) and DNA (DAPI, blue).

We do not express the view that evolution is just a series of successive steps or that a bacterial cell is simple in any way, and neither does Cavalier-Smith, Gupta, or Lake in our opinion.

Data from surveys of 16 settlements were organized through a depiction of the settlement trajectories, activities and herds (Moulin et al. 2008) to identify the levels of animal loss, from the point of view of the herders due to successive crises, and to identify which means of livelihood security were used to survive these crises and recover after major losses.

The adoption of this method for more than two-and-a-half years has constituted a privileged opportunity for studying these groups of CIS managers in depth: it has allowed us access to a holistic view of the dynamic within their successive meetings, as well as of subjects' interactions within their particular committee settings.

The corruption set in". Mrs Hammond said it was certain that Margaret Thatcher's views were coloured, but so were those of successive governments.

To cite a recent example, speaking at an event organized by the pressure group Save British Science, Astronomer Royal Professor Sir Martin Rees this week voiced his concern that the lack of a long-term view from successive governments means there is a serious danger that the cohort of young academic researchers needed to replace the older generation will fail to materialize.