Sentence examples for in linear order from inspiring English sources

The three stories are not told in linear order, but in a circular, swirling pattern that suggests a mandala or a Mayan calendar.

Democrats said that because Palm Beach County listed the candidates on two pages, instead of one, the ballot violated the provision that the candidates must be listed under the heading, in linear order.

But the crux of their legal strategy was the physical layout of the printed ballot in Palm Beach, which they claimed was "clearly illegal" because it did not list the presidential candidates in linear order.

As originally conceived, the model contained five elements an information source, a transmitter, a channel of transmission, a receiver, and a destination all arranged in linear order.

The histogens have been thought to lie in linear order in the apex, with the initial cells of the vascular system toward the older part of the root, and those of the cap toward the tip.

Their themed worlds, each stage unique in its challenges, to be tackled more or less in linear order — it's a winning formula and they're great games in their own right.

Here, the displacement of the two layers can be solved fully analytically at least in the linear order in both layers under the re-epithelialization and the myofibroblastic contraction, based on the method developed in previous works (Ben Amar and Ciarletta 2010; Ciarletta and Ben Amar 2012) imposing tissue incompressibility with a stream function.

In the linear evolution model, we assumed that all mutations were mutated in a linear order shown in the left panel of Figure 2A.

It carries all structural domains in a linear order conserved in land plants suggesting that it has been transmitted as a stable unit through evolution.

In this test, each full-length query sequence was randomized in its linear order of amino acids without replacement.

The most obvious hypothesis is that the orthologous enhancers, in spite of their lack of sequence similarity, share common short, functional blocks that are arranged in a different linear order in mouse and zebrafish, in a manner similar to that previously observed in Drosophila and sea urchin enhancers [ 11, 12, 15].