Sentence examples for order sense from inspiring English sources

"For art had set in order sense / And feeling and intelligence, /And from its ideal order grew/Our local understanding too".

Both slogans speak to the feeling that Mexico has lost direction, but they also hint at nostalgia for the days of order, sense of purpose and wealth redistribution under the old PRI.

Modified Riemann-Liouville derivative and Fractional complex transform have been used for compatibility with fractional order sense.

It is more than our ordered sense of it, and poetry is the least servile of all our forms.

Autobiography, with its basically stable theory of causation, its firm checks upon reality and dream, its ordered sense of past, present, and future, was for him a necessary condition of continued survival.

EnKF, however, is optimal in the second-order sense, only if the observation equation is linear.

For reasons that will become clear, we may call this sense of "qualia" the "first-order" sense.

In what follows, however, the term 'inner sense' will be used to mean, more strictly, 'higher-order sense', since this terminology is now pretty firmly established.

But Carruthers (2000) elaborates nicely on the distinction: A quality in the first-order sense presents itself as part of the world, not as part of one's mind.

In our first-order sense of the term, the latter point is the merest common sense, and to deny it would be to take a very radical position.

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