Sentence examples for correctly arrange from inspiring English sources

Not only can these social scientists correctly arrange all 206 bones that make up an adult human skeleton, they can also determine facts about peoples' lives--age at death, sex, stature, nutritional deficiencies, levels of work stress, exposure to infectious disease and traumas--from a careful examination of the bones.

The letters, correctly arranged, spelled out "Trihedrons," just one step in a series of six puzzles in the blue zone that players needed to solve to get a key.

The test is terminated when six categories are correctly arranged or all the cards are used.

Then φ's validity is equivalent to the validity of a second-order formula The universes are correctly arranged → φ* where φ* is a suitable relativization of φ.

If a route is opened for one of the trains but point positions are not correctly arranged, then a possible derailment can happen.

"I think it would act as a very strong deterrent - and, in fact, there is some work with all the airlines together going on to bring that to the table, to see if that can be correctly arranged between us all". He added: "It's not going to happen overnight.

Some design teachers will tell you putting a plant in an empty corner is a huge no-no, suggesting that an empty corner means the room wasn't correctly arranged or planned out in the first place.

Score evaluation was based on the difference between the sum of correctly arranged items and the confusion errors [ 30].

Those works were not arranged by Jonathan Tunick, who as the review correctly noted, did arrange the suite from "Stavisky".

Some children with OCD develop obsessions with symmetry and order; they need processes do be "done right" and items to be arranged "correctly".

When you're working on a presentation, you also get dynamic lines showing whether you've got elements of a slide arranged correctly in relation to each other.