Sentence examples for order assumed from inspiring English sources
Originally founded to protect Christian pilgrims to the Holy Land, the order assumed greater military duties during the 12th century.
That's the tall order assumed by the producers of "Lincoln Heights," an ABC Family drama about a middle-class black family moving into a former crack house.
Originally called the Order of Cáceres, after the city in which it was founded, the order assumed the Santiago name in 1171.
Information can be described as a specific state or order assumed among a set of other possible states or orders.
where and are, respectively, the excitation and the response of the AR system, the AR parameters to be estimated, and the system order assumed to be known in this paper.
This order assumed Wellington's battle-line was in the village, rather than at the more forward position on the ridge.
This is the likely outcome of Trump's proposed executive order (assuming it survives the inevitable legal challenge): more Washington bureaucrats making increasingly politicized decisions about higher-ed funding.
The Gaussians are always ordered based on the w/σ in descending order assuming that the top Gaussian will provide most stable background[21].
It's unclear what exactly the child may have said to Alexa to place this order, assuming this is true, but it wasn't just "Batman!" In fact, Alexa's ordering system doesn't automatically order products when someone shouts out a product name alone – and certainly not a generic term like "Batman".
The bus order (assume top deck; bottom deck is for prams, short distance hop-ons and people who are somehow carrying 100,000 shopping bags at once): front window seat left, front window seat right, every other seat working backwards.
When asked about the possibility of using reconciliation, McConnell would not say whether he intends to try it again, or whether he'd pursue repeal-and-replace through regular order — assuming Republicans don't decide to change Senate rules altogether, so that filibusters are no longer possible.
