Sentence examples for in precise order from inspiring English sources

Whenever the line starts to advance, a half-dozen people might materialise out of nowhere, falling into place in precise order.

Light is totally internally reflected in many types of reflecting prism and in fibre optics, in which long fibres of high-index glass clad with a thin layer of lower index glass are assembled side-by-side in precise order.

"First, second, third, fourth" was a string of words I heard time and again, as someone at the table took it upon himself or herself to rank the appetizers in precise order of appeal — and then to do the same, 45 minutes later, with the entrees.

As a European-trained military leader, Montcalm's instinct was for large, set-piece battles in which regiments and soldiers moved in precise order.

Rather, the evolutionary trajectory required mutation of other genes in the cytokinesis pathway but in precise order according to the fitness landscape of the mutations and allele combinations.

While it's not necessary to work on the steps in precise order, you may find it's a lot easier to develop the personality of a character before you figure out what he/she looks like.

More recently, reactions using more complex reagents added in precise orders, with the products isolated and carried through to the next step, have been shown to produce significant yields of ribotides (Powner et al. 2007).

It used to be thought that Alzheimer's unspooled the brain in the precise order in which it had grown, a decline that matched, plot point for plot point, childhood development — a kind of neural "Curious Case of Benjamin Button".

The software is sophisticated enough to determine which robot should pick up which case first, so when the order arrives at the supermarket, workers can take the cases out in the precise order in which they are to go on the shelves.

And it's hard to feel good about a policy process that ends with the president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem of the Netherlands, flip-flopping on the most important issue of all: who will bear losses and in what precise order of priority, in the (likely) event of future euro-zone financial system meltdowns.

Puzzles do not all have to be completed in a precise order; there is some flexibility in terms of being able to move through game areas and work on different challenges.