Sentence examples for a specific order to from inspiring English sources

At the meeting, engineers with the commission explained that they can only order the plant to stay shut until conditions meet regulations; they cannot make a specific order to replace equipment like a steam generator.

Only a few of more than forty former Bravo Company G.I.s who were interviewed by members of the Peers commission or who talked with me recalled hearing a specific order to kill civilians.

In some ways that is no different from other media, like books and films, where every word or frame of film is placed in a specific order to produce a specific effect.

In the near term, I see three barriers to be solved in a specific order to keep VR moving forward.

There was a specific order to the weeknight dinners: traditional roast on a Sunday, "leftovers" on a Monday, sausages or pork chops on a Tuesday and so on.

These mechanics include the use of stealth, in which players are challenged to kill enemies by sneaking up behind them without making noise (e.g. running or reloading weapons), complete a memory type game that involves pressing various buttons in a specific order to open up doors, and shoot targets from a first-person perspective.

These molecules must be delivered in a very specific order to be effective.

However in these cases, the decision to discharge is usually accompanied by a specific order not to readmit in case of a new downturn in the patient's condition.

The TFBSs are often located in a specific order relative to the transcription start site (TSS) as well as in a particular orientation with respect to the promoter [ 13].

Mr. Gottsegen, of Halstead, says some boards request colored dividers, numbered tabs and information placed in a specific order according to a table of contents.

Taken as a single installation, the photography has a certain fractal balance that feels like an organic randomness, but in fact is mapped out and installed in a specific order designed to highlight occasional correspondences between groups of two, three, or several frames, and evoke the overall design of a sprawling tree in its intuitive armature.