How To Use precursory In A Sentence
- It can take off in a completely different and original direction, making up for all the endless precursory scenes we have had to sit through.
- These councils, precursory legislatures, steadily gained in power, and eventually became elected legislatures, although at first the franchise was limited to a very narrow elite.
- The activity observed in 1994 occurred largely at the site of the 1998 eruption and may have indicated precursory volcanic activity at a site on the brink of an eruption.
- These poems invite the reader to recall, however vaguely, the precursory cultural texts that they revise and ironize.
- Steven Soter, an astronomer in the Museum's Department of Astrophysics, is researching seismic precursory phenomena and the geoarchaeology of ancient Helike, a Greek city destroyed by an earthquake in 373 B.C.
- The collapse will occur during some future eruption after days or weeks of precursory deformation and earthquakes,’ Dr Day predicted.
- And, of course, the precursory element of love should also exist.
- They appear to be significant fod medium-term prediction of larg earthquakes and also give precursory information before moderate and small earthquakes...
- The techniques presented can be utilized in a precursory analysis to forecast different decisions a coach or player may encounter throughout the game, during a game to optimize each play called, or as a posterior analysis technique to dissect the decisions made and determine the effectiveness of the plays called. I have one word for you: Mix
- Signal shock and precursory earthquake swarm and foreshock activities always accompany the anomalous space-time patterns of seismic'ty.
