Sentence examples for definite order of from inspiring English sources

On April 5, 1797 (Old Style), Paul I changed the succession law, establishing a definite order of succession for members of the Romanov family.

Despite Catherine's apparent intention to name Paul's son Alexander her heir, Paul succeeded her when she died (November 17 [November 6], 1796) and immediately repealed the decree issued by Peter I the Great in 1722 that had given each monarch the right to choose his successor; in its place Paul established in 1797 a definite order of succession within the male line of the Romanov family.

It is noteworthy that some complication comes from the fact that InChI may represent a substance composed of several sublayers (connected components) not bound to each other; a definite order of these components must be figured out.

Of the 50 definite orders for 737's, only 28 will be reported as new orders by Boeing.

In the form of learning called chaining the subject is required to make a series of responses in a definite order.

The trees upon the bank were giant garden plants; he noted a definite order in their arrangement, inhaled the fragrance of their blooms.

Influenced by the works of Johann Gottlob Lehmann and Georg Christian Füchsel, Werner demonstrated that the rocks of the Earth are deposited in a definite order.

σM values do not exhibit a definite order.

Moreover, cross-correlation experiments reveal the sequential de-excitation of the quantum dot, yielding a radiative cascade that produces two single photons with a definite order.

The cutoff is not sharp, however, and is only definite an order of magnitude away from this balance point.

The total that Airbus cites of 613 definite orders booked by 33 customers so far has been oddly static of late, suggesting that a number of deals will be announced at the Paris Air Show, the aviation industry's biggest annual bash, which opens on June 17th.