Sentence examples for order defined from inspiring English sources

In essence, the Russian leader has established a new international order, an order defined by his personal preferences.

Such men were angry enforcers of order defined not by law but by primal notions of justice and revenge.

Others, though, are drawn by strong feelings, from families with living memories of wartime loss, to people smoldering with resentment over an international order defined by the West.

The historical narrative moves to Britain, the creator of what Fukuyama identifies as "modern political order," defined by a strong state, the rule of law, and accountability by a government to its citizens.

The more important question now is whether we are witnessing the end of the formal nuclear order defined by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which was opened for signature in 1968.

As the Man with No Name, Eastwood established his early character as an angry enforcer of order defined not by law but by primal notions of justice and revenge.

Inceptisol soil profiles give some indication of clay minerals, metal oxides, or humus accumulating in layers, but such accumulation is not sufficient to classify the soil into an order defined by characteristic surface or subsurface horizons.

where is a formal self-adjoint differential operator of second-order defined in : (2.4).

Using the method of quasi-order defined as above, some oriented graphs from a given class which have the maximal or minimal skew energy have been further characterized.

rHA proteins form higher-order, defined oligomers (rosettes) that become covalently cross-linked through cysteine residues in the TM and CT domains.

Assume that we have a partial order ⪯ defined on X such that order intervals are convex and τ-closed, where τ is a Hausdorff topology on X.