sequence

Students need to know that science is not just a sequence of geniuses making one discovery after another.

Then the embryo takes over and a strict sequence of embryonic genes kicks in, setting up more features.

And with the dance sequence, we wanted something very physical.

So too with a vaccine that provokes a specific immune response aimed at a specific RNA sequence.

The studio seemed to be satisfied with the results—although still opted to censor the death sequence in many foreign territories.

Movie buffs have commented endlessly on the bell-tower sequence in Vertigo.

The central thrust of the sequence derives from historical fact.

First I had better fix the sequence of the munition cables, for upon them the whole attack has hung—or rather, hung fire.

Naturally and without the least effort the aptest words sprang to his lips in perfect order and sequence.

But here it is arranged in temporal sequence, thus giving us a concrete view of the man and his relation to this society.

Five years of warfare and its sequence—the bandit community—had devastated the provinces.

And still the grizzled old skipper would go on, though it was touch-and-go every time a sequence of strong seas came howling down.