Sentence examples for order are represented from inspiring English sources
Finally, we present the first results from a study of a sample of nearby star-forming galaxies which form a starburst age sequence: although their XLFs to first order are represented by power-laws with consistent slopes, there is an indication for small variations, suggesting a change of their X-ray binary populations.
The order is represented on all continents except Antarctica.
In many religions the god or divine order is represented by objects, which may be regarded simply as the god's material form on earth or may be totally identified with the god and endowed with divine powers.
The film deposited with the same layers but inverse the order was represented as AS.
The last third order is represented by rudist (Hippurites -dominated carbonate parasequences (Late MaastricHippurites -dominated.
In this representation, the natural order (resp. interleaved) is depicted on the horizontal-axis (resp. vertical-axis) and the symbol with index in natural order is represented with the point.
This order is represented by anaerobic or microaerophilic microorganisms specialized in sulfur-anoxygenic photosynthesis and are able to oxidize hydrogen sulfide (H2S) to elemental sulphur [23].
The block order is represented by E-T-N-A-J, with an X block insertion within the J block.
In this expression each procedure is represented as an atomic action and the execution order is represented using a process algebra operator.
In Fig. 3A, the frequency of each codon in the representative vector at each lattice point was calculated and sorted according to the frequency, and this rank order was represented at different levels in colours pink (high) and green (low) for each codon, as described previously.
Occurrences of each mononucleotide at individual lattice points were counted and sorted according to their level of occurrence, and the rank order was represented with a different color for each level of occurrence; wine red (high occurrence) and dark green (low occurrence).
