Sentence examples for Total disorder from inspiring English sources

Instead she stumbled onto a scene of total disorder.

In Libération, Didier Péron described her as this "ascetic and icy actress" who "effortlessly transforms the steadiness of her gaze or the purity of her laugh into total disorder".

By way of an example, Zygar narrated what he saw as the total disorder that has marked Russia's military campaign in Syria, which began with a surprise incursion of air power, in September, 2015.

It is easy to envision trials in which the central issue remains the severity of the total disorder, but in which the trial can also evaluate whether a new drug is effective in reducing the severity of major psychopathologic components.

They applied those formulas to patterns of buildings determined from satellite images of 43 cities in the US and other countries, generating for each city a single index number the "local order parameter"—between 0 (total disorder) and 1 (perfect crystalline structure).

They then applied them to patterns of buildings determined from satellite images of 47 cities in the U.S. and other countries, ultimately ending up with a single index number for each — called the local order parameter — ranging between 0 (total disorder) and 1 (perfect crystalline structure), to provide a statistical description of the cluster of nearest neighbors of any given building.

Their average gain in disorder-free life is the total disorder-free years of life gained, divided by the number of people who benefit under each model.

Loss of those key interactions leads to the total disordering of the Zn2+ binding site.

In summary, this study in a rural South African community shows a moderate prevalence of diabetes and a high prevalence of total disorders of glycemia.

With use of 1998 WHO criteria (n = 999), the crude overall prevalence of diabetes was 4.6%, IGT 6.4%, IFG 1.6%, and total disorders of glycemia 12.6% (Table 1).

CONCLUSIONS There is a moderate prevalence of diabetes and a high prevalence of total disorders of glycemia, which suggests that this community, unlike other rural communities in Africa, is well into an epidemic of glucose intolerance.