continuator

An unknown continuator brought the work down to 1418.

Such states are then considered as a "continuator state".

If the need arises, I am my own continuator.

Yet another continuator extended the history of the abbots until 1539.

He was the ablest continuator of the great historian.

For the concept of a 'continuator state', see succession of states.

Weaver is the dynasty of the continuator this profession.

Their chronicle found an anonymous continuator whose work is generally appended to theirs.

It should be in essence the mere continuator of the merchant-State already existing.

The Mainz continuator portrayed the army as greatly displeased with their emperor.

Mentions in the first half of the book to the day of the Lord were also ascribed to this continuator.

She found the Continuator innovative.

He is Marcel Marceau's last student, a worthy successor and a continuator in a new way.

Hydatius was one such continuator.

Stróżniak is also the only owner of the band's name and the continuator of Lombard's tradition.

A continuator, in literature, is a writer who creates a new work based on someone else's prior text, such as a novel or novel fragment.

The younger son of Pierre d'Hozier, he was the true continuator of his father.

Our party, the Vlaams Belang, is the continuator of this movement.

Using that and other times as a basis, he and his team programmed the Continuator to learn and produce sequences in less than 30 milliseconds.

He was a continuator of Jan Kochanowski traditions of territorial poetry.

The Continuator learns, he said, because the more data it has, the more convincingly it analyzes and extends a particular musical approach.

This had now been changed, with Pengolod becoming the continuator of Rumil's annals.

On his death bed in 1850, Bastiat described Molinari as the continuator of his works.

It has also been suggested that they were continued after 864 by Meinhard, but very little is known of this continuator of Rudolf's work.

However elegant the Continuator may sound, Dr. Pachet said, its performance comes down to design rather than musicality.