Sentence examples for direction and order from inspiring English sources

"If a president were to order the agency to carry out waterboarding or something else, it'll be up to the director of CIA and others within CIA to decide whether or not that, that direction and order is something that they can carry out in good conscience," he told the Brookings Institution.

The results show that the Crank-Nicolson-type scheme has accuracy of order (1+alpha) in the temporal direction and order 2 in the spatial direction.

God supplies the suggestion, adjustment, direction, and order of the deeds "so that while men act on their own personal responsibility, they nevertheless act either consciously or unconsciously as the agents of God" (414).

We need to point out that although different methods besides Bader analysis may give rise to different values in determining the electronic charge transfer, the direction and order of magnitude should be the same.

The in-plane displacement field consists of mth-order (9 ⩾ m ⩾ 3) polynomial in global coordinate z along the thickness direction and order 3 power series in local coordinate ζ within each layer whereas the transverse deflection is represented by a nth-order (9 ⩾ n ⩾ 3) polynomial of global coordinate z.

Nevertheless, the direction and order of these events cannot be properly assessed given our current sample size.

"[The emails] beg the question about White House direction, guidance, and orders given to what is supposed to be an independent agency," he said.

(6) Employing an (L_{1}) formula, she obtained the convergence of order (2-alpha) in the temporal direction and fourth-order approximation order in space.

The resulting scheme is proved to be second order accurate in time direction and fourth order (with a factor of logarithmic type) accurate in spatial direction.

Since there are no other observable reflections of graphite in XRD or the FFT-SAEDP (Fig. 1a), we proposed that the soot has limited order in the "c" direction and no order in the "a" directions.

By estimating the first-order (direction) and second-order (curvature) derivatives in an image, the parameters of a line or circle passing through a point may be uniquely defined in most cases.