Sentence examples for concept of orders from inspiring English sources

After 1955 they became increasingly active in the making of motion pictures, chiefly of an educational nature, notably the classic Powers of Ten (1968), which demonstrates the concept of orders of magnitude by contrasting views from the Earth's surface to the universe's edge and back to a handheld carbon atom.

But Afghan intransigence has never prevented outsiders seeking to impose their own concept of order.

What we had was a concept of order and placement, which is essentially stasis.

That there will be better off and worse off is always implicit in the concept of order.

Two years later, a little-known strategist working for Nelson Rockefeller picked it up: "the most profound challenge to American policy will be philosophical," Henry Kissinger wrote, "to develop some concept of order in a world which is bipolar militarily but multipolar politically".

That there will be better off and worse off is always implicit in the concept of order.  Louis Menand, a staff writer since 2001, was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2016.

Rights are "fundamental," and thus deserve protection, the justices have held, if they are either "deeply rooted in the Nation's history and tradition," or "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty".

"The right of a terminally ill patient, with no approved treatment options, to take some risks on an investigational treatment in an effort to save her life is implicit in the concept of ordered liberty under any reasonable standard," the plaintiffs' groups said in their Supreme Court appeal.

Next we generalize the concept of order-increasing of mappings on ordered vector spaces.

Again, as with the concept of contingency, his concern is to bring out the existential import of the concept of order.

This segment, which provides an examination of the research of the El Rosario International Law Clinic, has delineated the concept of ordering.