Sentence examples for order measure from inspiring English sources

The whole spirit of writing is to overcome narrowness and fear by giving order, measure, and significance to the flux of experience constantly dinning into our lives".

So there are now two ways in which the police may seek to interfere with a "group" (defined, oddly, as two or more people) who are in a public place – either on the ground that they are engaged in anti-social behaviour, or as a public order measure to deal with public assemblies.

The ionospheric slab thickness τ, defined as a ratio of the total electron content (TEC) to the F-region peak electron density NmF2, is a first order measure of the shape of the electron density profile.

He called for stronger law and order measures, but fiercely opposed the introduction of internment without trial in August 1971.

The EU opt-out is not simply a decision about keeping 133 EU law and order measures.

But for officials at all levels, it seems, the appearance of order — measured by reducing the number of petitions — is an acceptable approximation of actual order.

In all,she said she wanted to take part in 35 of the E.U. law and order measures.

A focus on law and order measures and ensuring legislation like mandatory sentencing and Northern Territory's paperless arrest warrants have seen more Aboriginal and Torres Strait people thrown in jail, Dodson said.

The country would be free from the European Arrest Warrant and other law and order measures.

Instantaneous convergence order measured in a perturbed TOV simulation, computed from the (L_{1} -norm of the rest-mass density.

Further higher order measures, some specific Minkowski functionals, are investigated regarding their applicability and efficiency in the optimization process.