Sentence examples for order analogous from inspiring English sources

Schmitt therefore aimed to assess the chances for the emergence of a new global order analogous in structure to ius publicum Europaeum and he made an attempt, in The Nomos of the Earth, to explicate the presuppositions of the kind of international order exemplified by ius publicum Europaeum.

It was published in Latin and covered 200 "orders" (analogous to what are now known as families) of 7,569 genera, which included more than 97,200 species.

Thirty-two texture features were computed: four first-order and 28 higher-order features analogous to those described by Becker et al. [21] and Vallières et al. [22], as summarized in Table 1.

She quoted the NY Times's Jerusalem bureau chief, Jodi Rudoren, as explaining that the acceptance of gag orders is analogous to abiding by traffic rules or any other laws of the land.

In order to obtain analogous estimates for the forcing term (f^{mathfrak{d}_{p}}), one can follow analogous estimates as for (u^{mathfrak{d}_{p}}) under the consideration of the estimates in (75).

Therefore, in order to perform analogous discrete analysis for the two scoring systems, we grouped the proteins into bins 0.4 units wide according to their summed PSSM scores.

The concentration profiles at each reaction temperature could be fitted to a first order kinetic equation, analogous to equation (1), with a defined final concentration, as shown in Figure  1b, with rate constants and derived activation energy also summarised in Table  2.

Marginal effects in the ordered probit are analogous to marginal effects in the probit model.

These β-amino acid oligomers (= β-peptides) can form highly ordered secondary structures analogous to α-peptides (Iverson 1997; Koert 1997; Seebach et al. 1996; Seebach and Matthews 1997).

This similar work has been extended for analogous first order RC plant as well as second order plant also.

In order to present the analogous definitions and properties based on random variable on Sugeno measure space, we recall some definitions and facts from [10].