Sentence examples for a much higher ordered from inspiring English sources

The Co2FeAl film grown at room temperature is initially in the partially disordered B2 state, but then it gains a much higher ordered structure with increasing growing temperature due to its transition from short-range to long-range crystallographic order by surface diffusion.

Unfortunately for von Ahn, translation and language teaching are tasks of a much higher order than word recognition.

For Mesopotamian mathematics, on the other hand, there are a large number of clay tablets, which reveal mathematical achievements of a much higher order than those of the Egyptians.

This wasn't just Commonwealth Games class, it was class of a much higher order.

Another possibility is that the portals fail in their land grab, and the Net reverts to chaos only now, with billions of participants from around the world, on a much higher order.

Also, comparisons of the TPT solutions to the FPT and CPT solutions are presented, which show that the first-order shear deformation plate theory is enough to consider the effect of shear deformation on the axisymmetric bending and buckling of functionally graded circular plate, a much higher order and more complex plate theory (say TPT) is not necessary for such a kind of problem.

NF-κB is believed to recruit a couple of cofactors to form a much higher order transcription complex than once expected [2].

Note that there is a much higher order of magnitude in expression found in the SI compared to LC (Fig.  6).

Base pair differences arising from SVs are on a much higher order (>100 fold) than point mutations; however, none of the current detection methods are comprehensive, and currently available methodologies are incapable of providing sufficient resolution and unambiguous information across complex regions in the human genome.

Consequently, a much higher-order hopping gradually prevails during the transition from the tunneling regime to the hopping regime, which apparently suppresses the MR effect at RT (shown in Figure 1).

Specifically, in the rat-hepatocyte TK model, the protein-bound arsenite (p-iAs) is biotransformed to iAs (substrate of methylation reaction) at a much higher rate (five orders of magnitude) compared to the biotransformation of iAsIII to ATG (substrate of methylation reaction) of the human-hepatocyte TK model.