Sentence examples for collective order from inspiring English sources

The mayors of several of Europe's capitals — including Rome, Paris and Brussels — met in Rome in October to formalize plans to place a collective order for electric cars and low-emission refuse-collection vehicles.

Such novels as Evelyn Waugh's Handful of Dust (1934) depend on the exact notation of the manners of a closed society, and personal tragedies are a mere temporary disturbance of collective order.

But, British or not, in one way or another we all remain subjects of our governments when we pay taxes, allow ourselves to be drafted into armies, or respect government regulations for the sake of collective order.

The Union has by now become the organization that bundles together almost all integration movements; it is a guarantor of collective order and can comprehensively regulate the networking in Europe.

They discovered "[t]he right proportion, tested anew every day according to changing conditions, between group-freedom and collective order" (ibid., 148).

Caitlin Doughty is the proprietor of death acceptance collective Order of the Good Death and something of a celebrity mortician.

In other words, the collective ordering of X and Y should not be changed if the individuals move some third alternative Z up or down in their preference orderings, without changing the order between X and Y.

It requires that whenever everybody's preferences among two alternatives are in one profile the same as in another, the collective ordering must also be the same at the two profiles, as far as these alternatives are concerned.

TMDCs with transition metal elements such as Nb, Ti, Ta, and V share a common theme of physics stemming from the coexisting collective orders of charge density wave (CDW) and superconductivity (SC) [149].

In this spirit it seems obvious that cholesterol molecules do not function alone but they do so in a co-operative manner, highlighting the importance of understanding collective ordering phenomena in membranes.

The collective ordering process requires specific molecular-scale features that explain why different sterols have very different membrane ordering properties: the three-fold symmetry in the Chol-Chol orgarisesion arises from the cholesterol off-plane methyl groups allowing the identification of raft-promoting sterols from those that do not promote rafts.