Let a and b be two columns of matrix M and denote by (a, b) the fact that a appears before b in the order of columns.
As before, we find excellent agreement in the order of 1 % error.
The march for jobs and freedom in Washington, which had aroused precious little interest just months before, now became the order of the day.
Thus the verification process quickly becomes on the order of months before the system is functional as intended.
While most proteins typically fold in the order of milliseconds, before 2010 simulations could only reach nanosecond to microsecond timescales.
This environmental response time has been estimated to be on the order of decades before the benefits of mercury reductions are fully realized.
Before homogenization the density is of the order of 10 kg/m; after homogenization it increases to 20 100 kg/m.
At this acceleration voltage, the clusters are fixed in each orientation for timescales on the order of seconds before switching to another orientation.
There may, however, be a short lag, on the order of seconds, before reactive hyperaemia and fuel delivery to activated cells rises to its maximal extent.
As a result of a processing error before editing, the order of the authors of this paper is incorrect in the full (online) version (BMJ 2008 337 a2001, doi: 10.1136/bmj.a2001).
He returns to his normal life as an architect in Chicago, having left the Order of Light before the events of the first series.
