Sentence examples for order of characters from inspiring English sources

He was a member of the Explorers Club of Manhattan and the International Order of Characters, a group of experimental aviators.

Figure 8a presents the original adjacency matrix of the novel, in the order of characters provided by the CSV file.

model, η m is independent of the order of characters; i.e. η m is invariant under permutations.

This module allows the user to annotate the appearances of characters in the given movie by the order of character name, start time and end time of appearance.

According the mosaic character of evolution, the question is first to determine the order of character acquisition (skull, mandible, etc). in the many lineages that have arisen, and then, the taxonomical treatment to apply.

The study of phylogenetic data that fossilizes (primarily skeletal and dental morphology) has been particularly important because it is by studying extinct species that we can reconstruct the order of character acquisition that led to the origin of Cetacea (see review of studies in [1], [2]).

Further, we use Bayesian statistical methods to estimate the temporal order of character-state changes in the pattern elements by which leaf mimesis evolved, and show that the pattern elements changed their spatial arrangement (e.g., from a curved line to a straight line) in a stepwise manner and finally establish a close resemblance to a leaf venation-like appearance.

The essential characteristic of a microblog is that its "posts" are short on the order of 100 200 characters.

An inversion of a signed string reverses the order of the characters as well as their signs.

This is because, in a sequence of duplicate operations, once a string is copied and inserted into the target string, subsequent duplicate operations do not affect the order of the characters in the previously inserted string.

The broadly used string distance measures either reflect the number of edit operations that have to be performed on two strings to convert one into the other (e.g. the Levenstein distance) or they count the number and order of common characters between two strings [e.g. Jaro-Winkler (2)].