Sentence examples for been a lower order from inspiring English sources

Ask any county player and they would be hard pushed to say that Mark Ramprakash was not, by a distance, the most technically accomplished county batsman of the past two decades (who averages 42.4 against Australia, a figure that would have been significantly higher if there had been a lower order that could bat more than their eyelids).

Bottles simply labeled Graves tend to be a lower order of wine.

Alternatively if there is a lower order of priority for wagons/carloads to be held awaiting available traction and train services then alternative routes and schedules may be invoked.

(4) The space usage overhead in our method is a lower order term compared with the best prior work's space usage and occurs only O logn) times during the stream processing and is too negligible to be detected by the OS in practice.

The first is a lower order input; one might encounter a familiar smell or song and directly associate it with a distant memory.

Because students use a standard approach to solve this problem, it is a lower-order level 3 question.

However, when looking at the subset of groups who engaged in discussion with LAs about half the time, if the question was a lower-order Bloom's level, students were significantly more likely to articulate reasoning for multiple answers.

Causal interpretations are widespread also in studies that discover associations (which is a serious problem), but some studies clearly do not aim at understanding or studying causation (which is a lower-order problem related to how ambitious researchers and disciplines are).

So compared with what Crimeans are enduring and will yet endure, the problems that the revolution/annexation/liberation presents to me and my novel are of a lower order.

A mapping for (aprec b), where (P:=(P,preccurlyeq )) is a partially ordered set, is called a lower ordered (distribution) function if it is nonincreasing with (inf N=a) and (sup N=b).

As portrayed by the powerfully talented Brian Cox, Lecter was brisk and businesslike -- even the dimple in his chin was fearsome -- and spoke as if his curiosity were engaged by a lower order.