Sentence examples for historically ordered from inspiring English sources

Here, the photographic archives created by the museum's first curator, historically ordered by type – clothing, music and games, magic, religion and ceremonies – provide Price's subject matter.

And these can be found only if the texts are systematically inventoried, historically ordered, and studied in a spirit attentive at once to the projects of the Sanskrit intellectuals, and the nascent order of European knowledge by which their own was about to be eclipsed.

Where the diagnosis is uncertain, stress radiographs have historically been ordered after plain radiographs with angulation of the proximal phalanx suggestive of injury.

Historically goods ordered (and then printed) through Shapeways have been manufactured either through contracted third-parties, or through the company's own facility in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Still, senior Shia clerics in Iran condemned the series as historically inaccurate and have ordered their flocks to shun it.

Sister Loretta stood for a long moment, reflecting on her sister and friend, and what she meant in life and in death to the order, one of only three historically black orders of Roman Catholic nuns in the United States.

Historically, such orders have been made in exceptional cases such as the James Bulger murder, where an order was made banning the publication of information about Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, in the case of child killer Mary Bell, who had been provided with a new identity, and Maxine Carr, the former girlfriend of Ian Huntley, the murderer of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.

But historically, when order has been threatened, entropy has been the long-run favorite.

It is one of three historically black orders of nuns in the United States.

Historically, in order to feel creative without actually being creative you have had to eat snails or watch Fassbinder movies or vastly overpay for an apartment in the East Village.

Another is a historically large order backlog.