Sentence examples for have a different order from inspiring English sources
Either this is a sign of a generation of women finally making it to the top – but remember Ostrom was 76 at the time of the award – or the world is beginning to have a different order of priorities that means what women do is valued differently.
CSS Of course, you are quite right that you can often have a different order of experience if you are on your own with a work of art.
For the western media, it was clear that their lives have a different order of importance from those that have died in thousands, but have no known biography, and, apparently, no intelligible tongue in which to express their feelings.
The column on the right-hand side displays the percentage of counties which have a different order against the corresponding county, and it reveals that the counties with the lowest number of differences are those in which their victimisation level is either so high or so low that they are easily identifiable as secure or insecure.
Like the Colosseum, the three façades have a different order of architecture on each floor: Doric on the ground level, then Ionic on the piano nobile and finishing with Corinthian on the upper floor, the style of the building thus becoming progressively more ornate as it rises.
Subtilisins utilise a highly conserved catalytic triad similar to the members of the trypsin family, but have a different order of the Asp, His and Ser residues in the sequence (D137, H168, S325).
Even though each phylogeny below has a different order of taxa at the tips of the tree, each portrays the same pattern of branching.
It is interesting to note that the frequency of the distinguishing factors has a different order than their overall priorities.
Synteny was perfectly preserved in all species except C. quiscali, which had a different order for 5 tRNA genes.
Proteins were defined as non-homologs if they were much longer than the seed (i.e., hit length > seed length + 500), contained a PFAM domain not homologous to any domain in the seed (based on disagreement at the level of SCOP fold), contained an unequal number of homologous PFAM domains, or had a different ordering of PFAM domains than those in the seed.
