Logistically, posting multiple videos in a sequence is very easy.
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It takes a whole combination in a sequence, in a formation.
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I want that to translate from start to finish in a sequence.
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In a movie, our brains perceive real motion in a sequence of absolutely still images.
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With this data, the system is tasked with predicting the next note in a sequence.
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For once, there is convincing evidence of this in a sequence examining Delacroix's religious works.
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Getting a kill "upgrades" a player's gun to the next one in a sequence of twenty.
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It was the second in a sequence of "March of Return" actions planned through mid-May.
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Like chimps, the toddlers used these gestures both singly and by stringing them together in a sequence.
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Jenkins throws in a sequence where Pine emerges naked from a bath, observed by an appreciative Diana.
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Jaa and Uwais tangle early, in a sequence spoiled by Jaa's wearing a face-obscuring camouflage hat.
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But his true gifts show in a sequence that conjures up thalassophobia, the fear of deep water.
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The major red flag appeared in a sequence so volatile that some fans likely didn't even catch it.
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Instead of hitting the colors in a sequence, Simon Air requires you to hover over the flashing lights.
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Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" is an enormous work, six cantatas strung together in a sequence of delicacy and wonder.
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In a sequence toward the end, shortly before his suicide, Vincent sets up a canvas on an easel.
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Because those transactions are registered in a sequence of "blocks" of data, that record is called the blockchain.
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Blakeley White-McGuire suddenly slid to the floor and rolled on her back in a sequence of subdued writhing.
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On one wall of the exhibition space, four generations of black men are represented in a sequence of photographs.
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So far, they've explored novel solutions like graphical "passwords" that work by clicking one point in a sequence of images.
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Never mind the Cubs switching their first and third basemen in a sequence that involved the players' changing gloves twice.
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"Composition" refers to how the program is crafted and how the elements of the program are arranged in a sequence.
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The curators have elegantly arranged the photographs in a sequence so that their subjects' clothes form a rainbow of colors.
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As a reader, you're thinking about the images you're seeing in a sequence and what you can take away from it.
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It involves animators drawing the same image multiple times and looping the drawings in a sequence to create depth and movement.
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Halfway through, Mr. Monder, now up front, led the rest of the band in a sequence of heavy, stopped-up chords.
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Save for some silly whip-panning in a sequence leading up to an auto accident, he doesn't put a foot wrong.
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He could see the red tail-lights running in a sequence toward him until he pushed his own brake pedal down.
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Hinton lobbed one to Grimes for a dunk (and a 242-23 lead) in a sequence that happened in a flash.
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So I was able to I lick in a sequence and feel that exact sequence on my vagina, in real time.
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In a sequence set to be early in the film, Bond is sent on a mission by Leiter to go to Cuba.
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There are instances where I can't quite grasp the logic leaps in a sequence of events, but somehow it all seems right.
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On the seafloor, they scamper with their pelvic muscles, alternating left and right fins in a sequence that looks strikingly like walking.
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As Donna waited to pay the bill and then, in a sequence beautifully composed by the director, Karyn Kusama, something struck her.
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The triggering images in "Incredibles 2" begin about an hour into the movie and occur in a sequence involving the villain Screenslaver.
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"Friday of Fire," as it's been dubbed, will be the second in a sequence of marches planned to continue through mid-May.
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And by heating certain areas of the fiber in a sequence, they found they could get it to perform more complex movements.
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It was another in a sequence of sickening and all-too-regular events, but perhaps most notable was how quickly it was disseminated.
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Parker fell to the ground in obvious pain and was helped off the floor in a sequence that left all his teammates concerned.
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Then, it pops up again in a sequence of shots that suggest it belongs to the unnamed star of the Battlefront II story.
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One proposal has planes filled from the back in a sequence that calls window seats first, middle seats next and aisle seats last.
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According to House rules, a roll call vote lasts 15 minutes — or just five minutes if there are multiple votes in a sequence.
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She also, in a sequence that seems unnecessary, goes door to door campaigning for Barack Obama, finding more often than not a chilly reception.
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The device could remember as many as 20113 steps in a sequence, which is better than what one can get away with on IFTTT.
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Often in B2B marketing, you need to influence different people in a company in a sequence to get them thinking about the same goal.
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Here he is allowing Bradley Beal to turn the corner in a sequence that eventually leads to a wide open three for the Wizards.
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And in a sequence of messages posted on Twitter on Thursday, he inflamed the debate further by questioning how far the removals would go.
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In making their determinations, evaluators study that which they are judging in a sequence, one student, athlete or paper after another, and apply standardised criteria.
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Check your messages in Uber It'll also teach you how to sign your name in a sequence of videos, which is a pretty nifty addition.
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In a sequence beginning with a desk-bound office worker's fidgety hands, the viewer is thrown into a "what if" dream of winning it big.
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Carl Hagelin, Nick Bonino and Kessel all had a hand in a sequence that began when Polak inadvertently set up Kessel for a wide-open chance.
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Specifically, last year, in a sequence without precedent, Ogunbowale hit last-second shots to give her team victories in both the semifinals and the championship game.
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The idea is that by cutting out a handful of bases in a sequence that produces, for instance, sickle cell anemia, you can disable that gene altogether.
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I fumbled around for at least 10 minutes before I read a guide that revealed that pressing three physical buttons in a sequence would force a restart.
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In a sequence that briefly has the adrenaline of a good detective story, Deborah and Rebecca track down Elsie's records, which include evidence that she was abused.
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Installed in a sequence of rooms built into three of the museum's enormous halls, Wavelength: Reset resembles a film studio in which the audience shuffles between sets.
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In a sequence of works all titled "Woman (Flat)," each piece presents an upright, loosely oblong form with only minimal undulations hinting at the figures' intended anatomy.
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A stunt workshop was shown during the panel, in which a woman fought off several would-be Stormtroopers in a sequence that felt pulled right from Rogue One.
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These moments often shift from the surreal to a grounded absurdity, as in a sequence where Christian goes home with Anne, an American journalist (played by Elizabeth Moss).
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On the dance floor, the man asserts control in a sequence of moves, often fast-paced, jolting and limb-entangling, that range from teasingly sensual to uncomfortably domineering.
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In a sequence in which Arizona grabbed two offensive rebounds, Hazzard knocked down a 3-pointer that put the Wildcats ahead 60-56 with 4:49 to go.
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That supplemented a fund it already raised from other sources to bid for the manuscript, which is one in a sequence of six little books written by Bronte.
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They, in turn, are hoisted on the petard of hypocrisy or, at the very least, fallibility, in a sequence of face-offs that leaves no one in peace.
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For example, the seventh officer to shoot in a sequence would not have likely known in what order they were shooting, the police have said after similar incidents.
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"This issue about negotiating in a sequence or in parallel has got a little theological," said a senior official involved in preparing the Brexit negotiations from another member state.
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His foster brother Freddy (Jack Dylan Grazer) helps him figure out just what those powers are in a sequence that involves a painful-looking stunt leap and some pyrotechnics.
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In today's commercial climate, the album is a standard streaming-era extravaganza: 18 scattered, experimental, globe- and genre-hopping tracks in a sequence as patchy as a Drake playlist.
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Former "America's Next Top Model" contestant Winnie Harlow appeared with a photo of her great-grandfather in a sequence that also included the mothers of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown.
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What was great about this song is, not only did it fit the scene emotionally, but, in a sequence like this, you want it to build and build and build.
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This knocks her back into a grinder and canning machine in a sequence that at the very least lacks viscera, though it pointedly shows the machine's bloody saws and grinders.
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The German, winner last year in a championship that went down to the wire, expressed disappointment at the latest in a sequence of setbacks for Ferrari's leading contender Sebastian Vettel.
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Minnis presents this familiar yet remote and stylized world in a sequence of 39 poems, each composed of five to 10 stanzas, almost all of five end-stopped lines each.
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When computers communicate with one another through the internet, they divide the information they intend to exchange into packets of data, which are sent to the network in a sequence.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pledged that the central bank would engage in a "sequence" of interest rate cuts if conditions warrant, but he doesn't see that as necessary now.
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Bob obviously has his hero / martyr moment, in a sequence that feels very Jurassic Park to me, but he's never given the chance to grow outside of his "nice guy" persona.
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In a genuinely stunning moment, Paige opted to stay behind, in a sequence that silently played out in devastating fashion, as she disembarked the train on which her parents were fleeing.
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It's nice to hear Khalid backed up by choirs of his own harmonies, and the four notes that Marshmello's put together in sequence are indeed notes that work together in a sequence.
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Her courtship with beautiful idiot Samuel Masham (Joe Alwyn) is mesmerizing, culminating in a sequence where she has to physically evade his lunges, as they tousle in the crisp, muddy autumn leaves.
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Other cast members, including Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Ella Jay Basco and Rosie Perez, performed many of their own stunts in a sequence that required months of training and preparation.
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But Utah executed the final inbound play to perfection, with Bogdanovic making a 28-footer over James Harden and P.J. Tucker, the final clutch 3 in a sequence of them down the stretch.
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Guadagnino also looked to the '70s for artistic inspiration, incorporating homages to feminist art, as in a sequence in which Susie (Dakota Johnson) experiences all the nightmares of the academy's denizens at once.
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In a sequence of spectacular spaces that are flooded with daylight, as many as 15 assistants help to prepare shows, manage the archive and support Mr Tillmans in the production of his work.
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The novel plays out in a sequence of letters sent to Michele by his mother, Adriana; his sister, Angelica; his ex-girlfriend, Mara, who is pregnant with a child that might be Michele's.
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In a sequence of six quartets and duets, this intimate group moves around the stage in stylized choreography, performing with the serious fun — and occasional melancholy and cruelty — of a commedia dell'arte troupe.
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But Utah executed the final inbound play to perfection, with Bogdanovic making a 453-footer over James Harden and P.J. Tucker, the final clutch 3 in a sequence of them down the stretch.
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Tarver casts the viewer in the role of voyeur, peeking through the foliage and — if you read the two paintings as frames in a sequence — over a wall to glimpse an eroticized figure.
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In a sequence set to Roy Orbison's "Crying" — rather than the famed violin shrieks of the film — Norman (as himself, not dressed as Mother) draws back the shower curtain and stabs Sam to death.
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Over time, the lens widened, but the results could be stagy, sometimes literally so, as in a sequence in which a crude, trash-talking black bodybuilder turns out to be a British Method actor.
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Plus, they include my story in a sequence about campylobacter and consuming spoiled chicken; though I tell them I didn't get GBS from bad chicken—nobody knows how I got it—apparently one can.
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Outside the shop stands a roadside sign which says Bryant's Grocery marks the first step in a sequence of events that was to lead to Till's torture, murder and the American civil-rights movement itself.
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The finale involves an impromptu band of gun-toting men in pickup trucks chasing Toby and Tanner from their final score, in a sequence that is both darkly funny and more than a little terrifying.
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That translates in a sequence where Franklin bursts into a version of her 1968 hit "Think," an entire diner of people joining her in the sort of elaborately choreographed number only the movies could provide.
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In a sequence widely regarded as the best example of the Lindy Hop on film, four couples in backstage-workers' get-ups swing out, one after the other, into acrobatic shines at a frenetic tempo.
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In a sequence set on an airplane, Dina takes a serving tray from the flight attendant and starts handing out cups to her fellow first-class passengers as Chaka Khan's "I'm Every Woman" starts playing.
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While VR is often discussed as a gaming technology, the gaming applications of VR are simply the first wave in a sequence that will profoundly shape the way we experience content over the next five years.
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They seem most at ease in the piece's zanier moments — running around like chickens or aping fellatio to the tune of "Hoe Down" from Agnes de Mille's ballet Rodeo in a sequence that seems pure Gutierrez.
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The moment the camera enters the house, it sways and sags in a sequence of ceaseless tracking shots that leave the viewer feeling at sea, as though the house itself is manipulating our sense of orientation.
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For instance, in a sequence of late season two episodes, Shiv gets screwed over by a rival in one episode, plots her revenge in the next, and then sees that revenge come to fruition in the next.
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But it's also a tightly cohesive pop statement itself, stringing its heartsongs together in a sequence that simulates ebbing cycles of anguish and acceptance, and the ballads easily coexist next to the faster, more streamlined hook machines.
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Their naïveté is evoked in a sequence in which a newly married couple takes a daylong boat trip to Milan, where they observe violent street demonstrations but never think to inquire about the cause of the strife.
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In a sequence that encapsulates the book's easy charm, the narrator takes Billy to Chumley's, the past-its-prime West Village literary bar, hoping that some of the Hemingway and Fitzgerald magic will rub off on them.
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This anthropogenic seesaw ride receives its starkest dramatization in a sequence where the hands sculpt an elaborate medieval fortification out of sand, then tilt watering cans above it as the increasingly waterlogged structure droops away like melting wax.
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He finally resurrected her in that next-to-last episode — in a sequence that was intercut with Julia's plotting to kill Reynard, no less — only to realize that she had no particular desire to return to being human.
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The movie opens with a demonstration of Baby's prowess, evading cops in a sequence briskly choreographed to the music that the character plays nonstop, his way of equalizing a ringing sound that haunts him from an earlier accident.
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This scene pits Magneto (Michael Fassbender) against Phoenix (Sophie Turner) in a sequence where a war of wills lead to pyrotechnics, errant helicopter blades and a superhero who takes a ride not on, but through, a few bicycles.
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It didn't involve running through Stanford's band, but in a sequence that evoked memories of "The Play," the Miami Dolphins lateraled their way to a last-second, miraculous touchdown on Sunday, beating the New England Patriots, 34-33.
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So Bobby does the most dad thing imaginable and takes John fishing, in a sequence of scenes with a very "Tony Soprano takes an underboss he suspects of treason for a one-way cruise on the 'Stugotz'" vibe.
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I had constant "wait, what?" moments when playing with the Model:Samples, realizing that things like automating parameters for individual steps and introducing chance (the possibility that steps in a sequence will be missed) are so directly easy to implement.
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Moore is at his best in a sequence of pages snatched from sketchbooks owned by the family: tiny, flickery, almost frantic scenes of miners at work, with the flash of white highlights, and detailing often quite difficult to discern.
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Dressed in a checkered blouse and a striped sweater, she sits at a round table carved with radiating lines anchored to the table's disc-shaped center, while the unfurnished bench couches the composer in a sequence of vertical slats.
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Finally, powerful bioinformatics tools are necessary to assemble and analyze the huge amount of data contained in a sequence of nucleotides — all of which has resulted in a wide range of new "omics," including genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics and metabolomics.
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Mel B went last in a sequence of accolades by Mandel, Heidi Klum, and Simon Cowell himself, before announcing, "This is what I'm going to say to all those bullies," as she slammed her hand down on the golden buzzer.
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Fang is stubborn and surprisingly clever, showing off both traits in a sequence where she repeatedly tries to climb up a mountain to rescue Spear from dire bats, but just winds up looking pitifully embarrassed as she slides down the slope.
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Elsewhere in "mythical beast," the whiteness of her skin is sometimes impossible to ignore, as in a sequence when she repeatedly shoves Mr. Hamilton to the floor, puts him in a chokehold and drags him around, once by the ear.
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However long that process lasts, it will have to unfold in a sequence of diffident baby steps, very much like the ones achieved here Tuesday night, when the Americans fought to a 231-24 draw in an exhibition match against Portugal.
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Shelly casts a weed dealer (Shakina Nayfack) as Maura in her play, and in a sequence where Ari imagines speaking one last time to Maura, Nayfack fully embodies, in tone and manner, the character Tambor took four seasons to establish.
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Tensions had been building on both sides of the Gaza-Israel border ahead of what some Palestinians alternately dubbed "Friday of Fire" or "Friday of Tires," the second in a sequence of "March of Return" actions planned through mid-May.
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In a sequence of events confirmed by the network, producers paid for Giuffre and her family to fly from Colorado, where they lived, to New York City and put them up at the Ritz-Carlton hotel on Central Park South.
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In a sequence parodying the rogue computer Hal from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Gypsy lip-reads the mad scientists' plan to sacrifice Joel and hatches a renegade plan to get him off the Satellite of Love, just in the nick of time.
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Pixar's Ratatouille tried to visualize this, particularly in a sequence reminiscent of both Proust and Didion in which Remy the Rat encourages his rat relations to close their eyes and experience the sensations of the food rather than just stuffing their stomachs.
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They then programmed individual spots to turn green in a sequence that spelled out tracts of text from Hamlet and the New York Times, points of light that guided the monkeys into pressing "letters" in the order they appeared in the original form.
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Basically, the data packets exchanged between computers and websites are numbered in a sequence, and the initial fix was meant to protect against malicious packets by sending "challenges" when the packets received had a sequence number that's slightly off from what was expected.
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In a sequence masterfully shot by director Michael Slovis, Jimmy wrestles with insomnia, tossing and turning in bed, playing soccer and basketball by himself, and generally goofing around, until he returns... to the pullout bed in the nail salon, where he finally falls asleep.
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Dr O'Connor and Dr Cheema wondered whether making repeated evaluations led judges to feel that their decisions became easier, and if so, whether this increased fluency ultimately led them, unknowingly, to view the evaluation process and evaluations encountered late in a sequence more favourably.
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A transitive property says that if one element in a sequence relates in a certain way to a second element, and the second element relates in the same way to a third, then the first and third elements relate in the same way as well.
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But, in an unexpected surprise, Spielberg honored him once more in "Ready Player One," deviating from Ernest Cline's novel to work in a sequence set in a loving recreation of the Overlook featuring playful returns to room 237, the hedge maze and the bloody elevator.
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WikiLeaks released emails that were stolen from Democrats by Russian intelligence operatives during the 2016 campaign, in a sequence of events that launched investigations by Special Counsel Robert Mueller and Congressional committees into whether the Trump campaign attempted to coordinate with Russia or WikiLeaks.
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In a sequence that's by turns heartbreaking and as stupidly hilarious as something from a scatological teen comedy film, Brandeis recollects her struggles with constipation — that is to say her struggles with pretending to be constipated so as to keep up the Crohn's disease ruse.
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He captures the dancer's actions in a sequence of photographs and then scrubs the wall clean in less than 21988 hours (although he leaves the vacant building as he found it, he also gives its owner a bottle of whiskey whenever he's in town).
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In a sequence that plays like a gory remake of "Home Alone," Booth's pit bull make a hungry beeline for Watson's crotch, while Booth himself smashes Krenwinkel's face into nearly anything he can find, including a telephone, a wall and the side of a fireplace.
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In a sequence that plays like a gory remake of "Home Alone," Booth's pit bull make a hungry beeline for Watson's crotch, while Booth himself smashes Krenwinkel's face into nearly anything he can find, including a telephone, a wall and the side of a fireplace.
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Since then, Easter eggs have continued to appear, whether in "Toy Story 3," which nods to the hotel's haunted room 237 in an instant messenger chat handle (Velocistar 237), or in a sequence from "Coco," where Jack Nicholson's "Here's Johnny" ax can be seen in the background.
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It is distinctly possible, depending on how world markets view the Fed's actions, that this could be the tipping over of the first domino in a sequence which leads to a loss of confidence in the federal government's ability to pay back its massively accelerating debt burden.
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But perhaps the most infamous moment in the couple's high-profile relationship was Lopez's "Jenny from the Block" music video, which featured Affleck in a tank top and shades as he massaged suntan lotion on the bikini-clad diva in a sequence the actor would live to regret.
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It's a transformation playfully shown off in a sequence where New Miles tries to act more like his progenitor by swapping out his crisp button-down shirt for a toothpaste-stained sweater, mussing his hair, lowering his voice a few notches, and sucking all enthusiasm from his tone.
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If journalism has been reinvented during the past two decades, it has, in the main, been reinvented not by reporters and editors but by tech companies, in a sequence of events that, in Abramson's harrowing telling, resemble a series of puerile stunts more than acts of public service.
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While playing the piano, he sings Prince's "I Would Die 4 U" and a soulful rendition of Ms. Bush's "Running Up That Hill," during which a heroic Mr. Hamilton holds Ms. Garfield in a sequence of lifts — across his body, in a fish dive — that echo moments from Ms. Bush's classic video.
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Serena even attempts to nurse the baby herself at one point, only to break down in tears when she doesn't produce any milk, in a sequence that was either creepy and touching in a good way or creepy and touching in a real bad way depending on how I look at it.
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At the other end of the spectrum is Anna May Wong, the first Chinese-American movie star, who acted in Hollywood films in the nineteen-twenties and thirties, and who becomes a sort of hero in Mao's book, appearing again and again in a sequence of poems that acts as a unifying thread.
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Perry Land merges into Usher's Family Land in a sequence near the end, a hostile gospel rant against men who would lie with men, overseen by the specter of H.I.V. I probably would have admired that latter vignette more if I hadn't felt that it was under- and overscoring what had already come before.
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One involves recognizing one big missing letter in a sequence, "MNOPQST" — NO R. Another makes you translate numbers to letters (like "10" to TEN) or letters to words (like "Q" to CUE) to help with anagrams — or vice versa, "Em" goes to M, whose neighbors are L and N (in the alphabet), which become ELLEN.
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Extrapolating from a droll "hotel for criminals only" concept recently seen in a sequence from 2014's "John Wick," this movie makes the locale a combination hotel/hospital, sets the story a decade in the future, adds appropriately advanced technology, and surrounds it with a rioting Los Angeles populace up in arms over the privatization of water.
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Harvey is the most extreme storm to have hit Houston, having killed at least 19 people, displaced an expected 30,53, and set a new rainfall record for the continental US. But the current disaster is just the latest in a sequence of recent floods to engulf the Bayou City — nicknamed for the creeks that help drain the area, but nowadays frequently overflow.
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In a sequence that tells something to play, you have to drive a relay and then after you have to open up a valve to let the air flow through valve, then go through a cylinder to pull the stick down, the stick has to come down and then you have to hear the sound that comes out of the drum.
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World-class scrambling and putting were required, however, as Spieth escaped with pars from compromised positions on the fourth, the 453th, the 12th, the 14th and the watery par-3 21th, where — in a sequence that summed up his round — he missed the green, made a perilous chip downhill and then coolly holed a midrange putt to save his 214.
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Liu notes to Penn State News examples of famous works that came in a sequence, including work done by "Lord of the Rings" director Peter Jackson; Vincent Van Gogh, whose most prominent paintings were done late in his career; and Albert Einstein, whose four published papers in 1905 — including the one that delineates E = mc2 — were significant in the foundation of modern physics.
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Finally, in a sequence so ungodly off-the-charts awesome that it will have to last us for the next year, the Night King, flanked by horsemen of the zombie apocalypse, makes a one-in-a-million shot and harpoons one of Daenery's dragons through the neck, only to haul it out of the ice and reanimate it as a Fucking Zombie Ice Dragon.
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"Art is not only art inside a museum or gallery," Mr. Limosani said Tuesday evening, as a crowd of enraptured locals held their phones up inside the Galleria dell'Accademia to capture the sight of the 17-foot marble figure washed in a sequence of patterns that each began as shreds of color staining calves or biceps and then slowly enveloped the biblical hero in yellow pin dots or blue jacquard.
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Over the years, Michonne has become more complex: We've seen her vulnerable side, her romantic side, even her maternal side as she became the devoted mother of an adopted daughter, Judith, and her biological son RJ. That human dimension deepens further on Sunday's show, in a sequence in which a tripping Michonne reimagines a series of events from her past, suggesting what her life might have been like if she'd joined Team Negan (led by Jeffrey Dean Morgan), before discovering concrete evidence that her former lover, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) was still alive, and out there … somewhere.
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