Sentence examples for as a kind of order from inspiring English sources
'Chaos' has been described by some researchers as "a kind of order without any periodicity".
If one thinks of a structure as a kind of ordered n-tuple of sets etc., then a class Mod(T) becomes an n-ary relation, and Pasch's account agrees with ours.
As the sun set, a kind of order prevailed, and the speeches began.
Andrew Marvell's Appleton House is about as far removed from a petrol station as you might imagine, but like Bishop, Marvell is interested in the building as a symbol of a kind of order in the chaos of Cromwellian England.
As she described it, the constant hunt for heroin imposed a kind of order on life's confounding open-endedness.
"Heywood brought a kind of order," says the veteran.
They were thugs, but there was a kind of order.
Terraced into rows as tidy as seats in an amphitheater, the land bespeaks a kind of ordered plenty.
Dr. Weinberg is among the most prominent of theorists who have reluctantly accepted, at least provisionally, the anthropic principle as a kind of tragic necessity in order to explain the gnarliest knob of all.
It is a shame that we feel a serious competition such as the BBC Young Musician should be presented as a kind of classical X Factor in order to boost its ratings.
The advantage of considering a paragraph as a vector is that it can work as a kind of memory to keep the order of the words in a sentence.
