Sentence examples for conventional order from inspiring English sources

Mercifully for viewers, Halbreich has imposed a conventional order, except for an olio of big works, from different periods, in the museum's atrium.

It includes the scratching of the first five letters of the early Hebrew alphabet in their conventional order, and it belongs to the 8th or 7th century bce.

The painter could not make conventional order out of it but had to hold tight to his brushes and dig into a scene that did nothing to make his work easier.

Instead of the conventional movement layout — fast, slow, a minuet and a fast finale — this one begins with an Adagio, followed by a Presto; the final two movements are in the conventional order.

The best order, however, will often be whatever is expected, whether it be a chronological order, a conventional order, or the order followed by an opponent whose argumentation has to be refuted point by point.

She also doesn't the charisma of Obama, a savvy cool cat who conquered the conventional order to actually become the order.

Significant comparisons to other conventional order-tracking schemes such as the windowed Fourier transform and the resampling method are made to highlight superior characters of the implemented techniques.

Comparisons were made between Bayesian ordered probit and conventional ordered probit models.

It was also reported that for small sample size, a Bayesian probit model produced parameter estimates with better prediction performance than the conventional ordered probit model.

Specifically, the use of the partial proportional formulation allows a much better identification of the increasing effect of alcohol and/or drug use on crash injury severity, which previously was masked using the conventional ordered probability models.

When the MMC is applied as the cathode material in a Li‒O2 battery, the cell exhibits greatly improved electrochemical performance in comparison to a cell using conventional ordered mesoporous carbon (OMC) without macropores.