Sentence examples for established by order from inspiring English sources

The Danbury depot had been established by order of the Second Continental Congress in 1776, and primarily served forces located in the Hudson River valley.

Established by order of King Sejong in the mid-15th Century in a progressive effort to create an alphabet unique to the spoken idiom and, in doing so, break away from its foundation in Chinese ideograph, Hangul symbolically realizes Korea's cultural independence.

Finally, the marker positions and error parameters were established by order markers module.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/287/prepub The field work of this study has been financed by the funds for research projects in the field of Primary Care health outcomes, established by order 472/2010 of the Consejería de Sanidad (Community of Madrid, Spain), on September 16, 2010.

THE editor of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has much in common with the anarchists of the early 20th century: he aims to disrupt the established order by impairing its alliances and violating its proprieties.

Empirically it was established that by varying the GMM order, the classification probability rates do not depend significantly on the GMM order.

The chronology of record submission to Genbank has been established by ordering 'by date' the list of entries 'related to' the genes or protein under analysis.

The above step was iterated 100 times to obtain 200 gene lists in total, from which a consensus gene list was established by ordering genes according to median rank.

President Obama's stem cell policies were established by executive order and could be overturned by executive order in any subsequent administration.

To supplement state funding, Mr. Rowland established, by executive order, the Executive Residence Conservancy, a private foundation that has raised about $1 million to decorate and add furnishings.

That program, established by executive order in 1947, assigned the F.B.I. and other agencies to undertake investigations of employees suspected of disloyalty.