Sentence examples similar to bringing about order from inspiring English sources

APOLLO (the Apache Point Observatory Lunar Laser-ranging Operatisn) is a new project that will bring about order-of-magnitude improvements in testing several fundamental aspects of gravity.

Rules bring about order, and order is much easier to cope with than guilt of being selfish.

To bring about order we must avoid reductionism by adopting systems thinking so as to integrate information and knowledge, leading to wisdom that enables ethical advancements.

Health professionals identify self-management as structured education, but those with long-term health conditions identify self-management as a process initiated to bring about order in their lives (Kralik et al, 2004).

Nonetheless, as next-generation technologies continue to bring about orders-of-magnitude increases in DNA sequence output and usher in an era of phylogenomics, the challenges associated with phylogenetic noise could temper gains in phylogenetic resolution resulting from increased taxon and sequence sampling [ 17- 22].

With Eton and Balliol in mind, Baron Curzon set up the Indian Universities Commission of 1902 to bring about a better order in higher education.

This has been an important practice of all the world religions in their attempts to bring about social solidarity, order, and tranquility.

However, a straight estimate would bring about a suboptimal-order estimate owing to the appearance of (nabla cdot boldsymbol {xi }_{h}^{n}).

To claim that there is an important moral difference between doing 'x' in order to bring about 'y', and doing 'x' in order to do 'z'– but in the full knowledge that it will bring about 'y'– is to split hairs much more finely than is realistic in the context of real-life decision-making.

A winding-up order brought about by an unpaid tax bill of £134,000 pushed the Fife club towards administration in March.

Most changes could be brought about by an executive order from the president.