Sentence examples for increasingly ordered from inspiring English sources
Hill - not to avoid the cliché - was concerned with making the ordinary extraordinary, with creating near-inconsequential discordance in an increasingly ordered, constrained and regulated world.
As countries narrow the Internet gap with the U.S., technologies that allow content to be tailored to local conditions may be a remedy increasingly ordered by foreign courts.
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Let us assume that the population means of five groups should be increasingly ordered.
Prescriptions and tests will be increasingly ordered, viewed, and analyzed via handheld digital assistants or bedside screens, facilitating diagnosis and helping to limit drug errors.
Comparing the statistical measures against real genomes, we found that the ZOM measures became increasingly ordered with larger oligonucleotide sizes, with the MCM measure performing comparable to the penta- and hexanucleotide ZOM measures for the genomes tested.
When relationships deteriorate to the point of renewed legal action, courts are increasingly ordering ex-couples to work out their differences via technology.
It would wield enormous influence over what people read (or don't), particularly as we increasingly order reading material online, from within a vast ecosystem of content and commerce.
"We believe these new delivery capabilities will create a fundamental shift in consumer shopping behavior, where people increasingly order more and more products to their urban building (and suburban home) without ever going to a store".
In 303 304 several edicts, each increasingly stringent, ordered the destruction of the churches, the seizure of sacred books, the imprisonment of the clergy, and a sentence of death for all those who refused to sacrifice to the Roman gods.
As a consequence, a degenerating transcriptional profile that produces novel molecular species, and at the same time reduces those which we can not measure with a particular technology, would look increasingly more ordered.
