Sentence examples for order of installation from inspiring English sources

I have tried to install first NEURON and then cygwin or reverse the order of installation and the problem persists.

Chapters of Alpha Phi Alpha are given Greek-letter names in order of installation into the Fraternity.

Bolliger & Mabillard has built 96 roller coasters (including any that are currently under construction) as of 2014 which are listed in order of installation.

A less fastidious person might simply install the devices one at a time, yielding a configuration with low (but not minimal) linkage, such that the devices may be removed without untangling, if they are removed in the reverse order of installation.

It is important to choose appropriate location in order for installations of energy storage system to be cost effective.

However, when the first requirements on collision energy from supply vessels were introduced by DNV around 1980, the frequency of impacts by attendant vessels were high – of the order of 10−3 per installation year.

Similarly, Jane Sharp brought her Rutgers University museum studies class for a tour with Karl Kusserow, co-curator of Nature's Nation and the John Wilmerding Curator of American Art, in order to discuss questions of installation and didactics.

Nature of Underwater Unit Supplementary Aids Comments Year of Installation Order of Cost Max.

The contention, faintly urged, that the provisions of the Safety Appliance Act, 45 U.S.C. § § 1 and 9, providing for brakes on trains, and of § 25 of Part I of the Interstate Commerce Act, 49 U.S.C. § 26(b), permitting the Commission to order the installation of train stop and control devices, operate of their own force to exclude state regulation of train lengths, has even less support.

I agree that the use of pen registers is not governed by the requirements of Title III and that the District Court had authority to issue the order authorizing installation of the pen register, and so joins Parts I, II, and III of the Court's opinion.

A series of highly publicized skyjackings of airliners in this country and elsewhere in the late 1960s and early 1970s prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to order the installation of metal detectors at all commercial airports.