Planning to displace through issuing of instructions constitutes an order.
Stakeholders therefore should be aware that if it cannot be proven that the security of civilians is threatened through military engagement or legitimate military operations, then any act that constitutes an order of evacuation/forced displacement cannot be considered legitimate.
The subkinds can form an incompatibility range an ordered continuum under a covering kind, such as degrees of coldness and heat under temperature or degrees of smallness and largeness under size but they need not constitute an ordered series.
The bacterial cell cycle can be divided into B, C, pre-D and D phases constituting a defined order within one generation time.
Neither the two groups nor their internal order constitute a hierarchical order because there is no intrinsic order among the pairs (A.24a).
In 1904, American paleontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn described aetosaurs as carnivorous aquatic animals of the order Parasuchia, mentioning that "[Parasuchia] constitutes an independent order, probably freshwater, littoral, carnivorous, short snouted (Aëtosaurus) or long snouted (Phytosaurus, Mystriosuchus) forms, analogous in their habits to the modern Crocodilia".
The LTR elements in the genome of An. gambiae constitute a numerous order, although there are only three superfamilies: Ty1-Copia, Pao-Bel, and T3-Gyspsy, the last being the most diverse LTR superfamily within the mosquito genome.
Each individual prism constituting an antenna arm sustains high order plasmon modes in the visible and near infrared range that allow for high field confinement and two-dimensional optical information propagation.
The party tended, therefore, to constitute a closed order.
For citizens, at least, the city and its laws constituted a moral order symbolized in an acropolis, magnificent buildings, and public assemblies.
