Sentence examples for distinct orders from inspiring English sources

Ramanuja's worldview accepts the ontological reality of three distinct orders: matter, soul, and God.

Standard English and American systems differ in their classification of Megaloptera and Raphidiodea as distinct orders.

Although the tendency has been to classify these groups as distinct orders, they sometimes are placed in the order Neuroptera.

The term neuropteran frequently is used to describe three closely related groups, classified here as three distinct orders: Neuroptera (lacewings), Raphidiodea (snakeflies), and Megaloptera (dobsonflies and alderflies).

The order Orthoptera infrequently includes, in addition to the grasshoppers and crickets, three other closely related groups (classified above as distinct orders): dictyopterans (cockroaches and mantids), grylloblattids, and phasmids (stick and leaf insects).

Clement understood the clergy and laity to be essentially distinct orders within the one community, just as in the Old Testament there were high priests, priests, Levites (Temple functionaries), and laymen.

If all those animals died in one cataclysmic event, why do their fossils appear in such distinct order?

After 168 bc they remained a distinct order ranking below the equites.

"All beautiful music, like a great meal, have their distinct value in a distinct order, so everyone goes home nourished," he said.

Although some entomologists treat them as a distinct order (Zeugloptera), others place them in the order Lepidoptera.

Diatryma and several related genera of extinct flightless predators are often placed in a distinct order, Diatrymiformes, near Gruiformes.