Sentence examples for constituted order from inspiring English sources

The guru may or may not belong to a formally constituted order or spiritual community.

In so doing Wood provided an ideological platform from which to criticize the American constituted order and the culture that underpins it that had the rhetorical and psychological advantage of being able to claim that it was pragmatically grounded in the lived experience of the American past, unlike alien and dogmatic Marxism.

Each of the delinquents, we are told, received a body corresponding to the gravity of the original sin: those who fell least became angels, those who fell most became demons, and human souls constitute order in keeping with the mediocrity of their transgressions (Antipater of Bostra at Patrologia Graeca 96.504 505).

These situations are artificially constituted in order to concentrate scientific attention on the variables of interest.

Groups were constituted in order to exhibit equivalent rates of rats with small, moderate and large MI.

The filtering procedure gives rise to terms describing the filtered interphase heat/mass transfer and filtered scalar diffusion, which need to be constituted in order to close the filtered transport equations.

As a consequence of the filtering procedure, terms describing the filtered reaction rate and filtered reactant dispersion need to be constituted in order to close the filtered species balance equation.

Then, two more groups were constituted in order to compare the disinfection effect of Er,Cr YSGG laser with NaOCI according to the law of large numbers.

In the case of the European Union polity, for example, it has been argued that 'the EU's governance blend... requires... domains to be constituted in order that they may be governed' [[ 92]: 146].

In the past, the diurnal birds of prey constituted the Order Falconiformes and were classified into five families (i.e. Cathartidae, Falconidae, Accipitridae, and the two monotypic families Pandionidae and Sagittariidae) [ 24].

Neither the two groups nor their internal order constitute a hierarchical order because there is no intrinsic order among the pairs (A.24a).