The five teams that followed were in the same order as in the USA Today poll.
Can you do so if the sequence formed a loop arranged in counter-clockwise order as in the puzzle above?
None of this is surprising, of course, and I would guess that the decline in UK newspaper jobs is roughly of the same order as in the US.
Monopolies have been broken up before, of course, either by court order, as in the Standard Oil case, or by negotiated settlement, as with AT&T.
Figure 2 illustrates estimated numbers of people reached per initiative, again grouped into sectors and shown in the same order as in Figure 1.
Others state that events occur in an invariant order, as in "Vertebrates always occur in the fossil record after the rise of invertebrates".
And, if locks and burglar alarms aren't in good working order, as in the above point, your policy may be void.
His characters typically face some encroaching, inhospitable new order, as in "Harvest," his glorious new novel, where they must scramble to adapt or be mowed down.
The military, in guidelines to commanders, suggests that offenses like adultery become a particular problem when they affect discipline and order, as in cases that involve superior officers and their subordinates.
The military, in guidelines to commanders, suggests that adultery is principally a problem when it affects discipline and order as in cases where it involves people who are in a subordinate-commander relationship.
Passengers can easily reach connecting buses or and walk into surrounding streets and open space, and, with appropriate deployment of ticket inspectors, revenue losses are of the same order as in Melbourne.
