Sentence examples for of some order from inspiring English sources

b One will encounter discontinuities in a derivative of some order in the modulating signal sooner or later, since any physical pulse shaping is implemented using causal filters of finite order.

This is of course silly, unless you are of some order or community committed to a life of poverty, or independently wealthy.

A further refinement of consensus associated significance measures is presented in ref. [ 52], where given a Markov model of some order a P-value is computed with a compound Poisson approximation for the null distribution of the number of motif occurrences both in terms of overall number of occurrences and of number of sequences containing a motif instance.

The title chancellor is also the name in many countries of the heads of small archive offices, of the heads of universities, and of some orders of chivalry.

Then we will show that the set of fixed points of some order-preserving set-valued mappings is inductive, which provides some useful properties for applications.

X-ray diffraction intensity curves showed the formation of some ordered structure owing to the regular networks, and the degrees of ordering were 6GY > 6GX > 6GYH.

This was due to the formation of the percolation network, which induced a remarkable increase of the DC conductivity of some orders.

It is a way of trying to bring some order to the flux of experience.

"I think some order of magnitude would be appropriate".

"Of some other order out there".

It looks like a meek defender of some earlier order.