Sentence examples for of order of from inspiring English sources

Cantor argued that the transfinite ordinals truly deserve the name of numbers, because they express the "type of order" of any possible well-ordered set.

There must, therefore, be three ranks of order of time corresponding to the three ranks of order of being.

I like routine and solitude, and the kind of order of reading and writing and thinking and drifting.

There is still a sense of order, of repetition, of the clearly understood values that urban America has deconstructed.

Rather, what is spatial appears to be a sort of order of the material objects of experience.

In 2005, she was awarded the Medal of Order of Australia for "service to sport as a Gold Medallist at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games".

Wainwright keeps his powder dry for the apt occasion, which then ushers the reader back into the maze – itself a "phantasm of order" – of this most uncommonplace book.

"There is a benefit there but in terms of order of preference we would prefer to leave the whole verge to grow as natural meadow would".

On biophysical grounds, δ is of order of a millisecond.

He was made a Commander of Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 2005.

These functions may be used to represent a kind of order-of-magnitude reasoning about the plausibility of various claims.