| The hierarchy is a strict queue, meaning that members of the queue ascend in rank only when an individual in front of them dies. |
| They ascend the academic ranks and make important policy decisions for divisions, departments, faculties, and the community. |
| Whoever has access to the financial means available to the opposition is able to ascend socially. |
| There, the rockets will link up, creating an 80-ton spacecraft that will ascend to 22,000 miles and lock into geosynchronous orbit. |
| At lunchtime I ascend the stairs to the main canteen and take a noodle and stirfry meal at the subsidised price. |
| After decussating, these fibers ascend in a compact, ribbon like tract called the medial lemniscus. |
