Sentence examples for called orders from inspiring English sources

He had written the screenplay for a film called "Orders to Kill," which I admired.

Let N r denote the repeater times, which is also called orders [2, 4].

Here, an empty product means unity and the integers m; n; p; q are called orders of the G- function, or the components of the order (m; n; p; q); a p and b q are called "parameters" and in general, they are complex numbers.

But like the Kerner Commission, the task force simply called orders into the air, without having anyone to make sure that various agencies and groups would fulfill the action plan they received.

Pepper, who has in recent years devoted himself to the 9/11 truther movement, published a book in 1995 called Orders to Kill: The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King.

Some authors called ordered complete to a regular ordered metric space (see, for instance, [12]).

The rule was called Order No. 40.

Cameron began to say: "I don't know what they're paying him Mr Speaker …", before Bercow called order.

The sets of the form are called order intervals.

This type of heterogeneous states is called ordered patterns in this research.

An operator is called order preserving (in the literature sometimes increasing) if (2.3).