Sentence examples for order reflecting from inspiring English sources

Overall, deposition rates increase with decreasing stream order, reflecting greater hillslope/channel coupling in low-order streams.

Each short was to be 11 minutes and 9 seconds long, the numerical order reflecting the European way of writing the date.

The common Christian English translations follow the Septuagint in placing Ecclesiastes between Proverbs and the Song of Solomon, an order reflecting the old tradition that Solomon wrote all three.

Whatever the relations between the so-called arya and daha, it is likely that they gradually became integrated into an internally plural social order reflecting a threefold division of society into priests, warriors, and commoners.

For Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel-prize winning ex-chief economist of the World Bank, the announcement of the new Brics bank at Forteleza signalled a clear challenge to the US-led world order, reflecting "a fundamental change in global economic and political power".

The ingredients are fresh and made to order, reflecting the unique palate of each customer.

One wonders if the order reflects the Fed's priorities.

Rena Steinzor, the president of the Center for Progressive Reform, said the executive order reflects an incorrect analysis and diagnosis by the White House.

Burnside's order reflected the sentiments of many soldiers who blamed partisan — i.e., Democratic — speech for prolonging the war.

His order reflected the political significance of the crime, but having the F.S.B. take a lead also ensured the investigation would proceed in utter secrecy.

The order reflects the judge's view that the plaintiffs are likely to succeed on the merits, and would suffer irreparable injury from the executive action.