Sentence examples for clean and ordered from inspiring English sources
The anodic dissolution of an extensively disordered (ion bombarded) Pd(100) single-crystal surface in inert (halide-free) H2SO4 solution, catalyzed by a single adsorbed layer of iodine, has been found to generate a well-ordered Pd(100 -c(2 × 2)-I adlattice; reductive desorption of the adsorbed iodine yields the clean and ordered Pd(100 -curface.
She would sometimes flip out even if the house was clean and ordered.
Cables and wires stuck out of the ceilings but due to the grand empty space it all seemed to be clean and ordered.
Maybe it is a case of things having to be believed to be seen, but throughout the trip there was a buzzing and fizzing and popping in my head, almost as if nerve endings were being sorted, reconnected, cleaned and ordered into parallel lines like the ploughing of a field.
Their way of co-opting the classics is through clean lines and ordered compositions, in bathers and shepherds and broken antique columns; it is all rather far from the generosity, wit and bodily exuberance of Ulysses.
The bathhouse, clean and well ordered, taps into the 102-degree waters that bubble up from underground.
Factories, streets, houses — everything was clean and well ordered, and the convenience stores were well stacked with practical things.
Uniform, clean and highly ordered arrays were constructed as shown by both transmission electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy imaging.
Yes, to the roll-call of stars who have glittered in the Cannes firmament, you may add another: the former Mr Katie Price, who has been working the film festival this week in a performance critics are already calling his finest since he was lured back to Jordan's gingerbread house and ordered to clean the oven.
The worst sins, as Lewis puts it are "conceived and ordered in clean, carpeted, warm, and well-lighted offices by quiet men in white collars and cut fingernails and smooth-shaven cheeks who do not need to raise their voices".
The cleaning games needn't be an at-home version of The Hunger Games (think about the fighting that ensues when kids are confined to a small space and ordered to clean).
