Sentence examples for a primary sort of from inspiring English sources

For another, the outputs of architecture are not limited to built structures but include as well models, sketches, and plans, and this variety prompts questions as to whether these are all reasonably considered architectural objects and which, if any, such form of output represents a primary sort of object in architecture.

A primary sort is done based on the uniqueness of elements and a secondary sort on bond connectivity.

It thus belongs to inferentialism (see Brandom, 2000) according to which inferences and the rules of inference establish the meaning of expressions, in contradistinction to denotationalism, according to which denotations are the primary sort of meaning.

Septic shock was the primary sort of septic state (55.4%).

Most likely, the party will hold a primary of sorts to choose between the two candidates.

For those who haven't tried it lately, finding a primary doctor is sort of like getting a private visit with the pope.

The primary sort key is the number of sequences the L-mer occurs in and the secondary sort key is the total number of occurrences across all the sequences.

An important component of this theory indicates the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis as the primary regulator, a sort of pacemaker signaling the onset and termination of each stage of life.

"Raw milk is a primary touchstone of that sort of agrarian, old-fashioned way of life," Patterson said.

Aside from his devastating loss in the 1997 primary, that sort of victory has been routine for Mr. Andrews, an overachieving son of a shipyard worker whose early successes in electoral politics almost seemed effortless.

"Since his original message read "As we prepare for my son Noah's first days at our local primary," I sort of assumed the child was aged around five.