Sentence examples for order of putting from inspiring English sources

The ants were then put into an 'arena' (Petri dish, 5.5 cm diameter; preliminary tests revealed that the outcome of any fight was independent of the order of putting the ants into the dish), and observed for 10 min at an ambient temperature of 22.5 ± 2°C following Giraud et al [ 34].

So far as the order of putting together is concerned, there are many equally satisfactory ways, these being determined by the ease or difficulty that one experiences in holding the half-finished puzzle.

Mr. Goldinger was accused of putting in orders with Refco to both sell and buy financial futures and then later deciding which clients would be assigned profitable trades.

The additional cost now of putting this order right is about £200m.

Some of Mr. Kostunica's allies, worried that Mr. Milosevic is creating difficulties for the new order, are speaking openly of putting him on trial in Serbia.

Known worldwide for his straw hat and folksy humour, Snead reportedly never had a golf lesson, and he sometimes employed unorthodox methods of putting in order to counteract problems caused by a twitch (known in golf parlance as "the yips").

So in order to avoid the shock of putting your skinny jeans back on this fall, here are five ways to avoid those summer muffin tops. 1 -- Banish bloating Hot and sweaty summers often translate into bloating.

So strong is his commitment to this approach that when Mr. Bush encountered significant Congressional opposition, on constitutional grounds, last December he used executive orders to put many of his ideas into operation.

He was ordered to put a piece of cloth into his pocket – he later learnt it was to enable sniffer dogs to recognise his smell.

An Indian Sikh holy man who is suing a journalist in the British courts for libel has been ordered to put up quarter of million pounds in security costs in order to pursue the case further.

Airbus already plans significant increases in the monthly production rates of all of its models, but the latest wave of orders puts particular pressure on its single-aisle assembly lines.