Sentence examples for artificial order from inspiring English sources

He created a strong, artificial order that became his natural order.

Buffon attacked Linnaeus for imposing an artificial order on the disorderly natural world.

As Mr. Jha's narrator explicates both the pleasure and the fear, he imposes no artificial order on his memory but replicates it in its disjointed reality, allowing it to perform its own juxtaposition of thoughts, objects, sounds and smells.

The evidence is always muddled and usually contradictory, the eyewitnesses traumatized; the task of the military historian is to create order -- but not an artificial order, with tidy accounts of battles and neat blocks and precise arrows on maps -- out of events characterized, even defined, by chaos.

Four French cops watch carefully from no more than ten feet away — smiling slightly to one another while remaining fixed in place, demonstrating the usual conviction of the French police that the human comedy as it unfolds is so absorbing that to intervene and impose artificial order upon it would be inartistic.

(Fox Searchlight, Blu-ray/DVD combo $39.99, DVD $29.99, R) MELANCHOLIA Lars von Trier's audacious end-of-the-world drama, centered on a pair of sisters with opposite reactions to impending doom: one (Kirsten Dunst) is a manic-depressive sower of chaos; the other (Charlotte Gainsbourg) is an anxious imposer of artificial order.

To minimize artificial ordering, cholesterol molecules were randomly rotated in the DOPC matrix.

The stone used in Heinz Field's design is artificial, in order to decrease cost.

Nor are we speaking of rendering life artificial in order to delay an inevitable death.

Baylor and the National Institutes of Health, which paid for the research to develop the artificial heart, ordered investigations.

In contrast, young children and adults with damage to the prefrontal cortex exhibited performance matching that of artificial total-order planners.