Sentence examples for order through which from inspiring English sources

The show is presented as an immersive, all-in walkthrough, a catalogue of Gerber's paintings arranged out of chronological order, through which the visitor is obliged to navigate the modest space using a map.

Moreover, since the United States was a permanent member of the Security Council, any compromises to our national sovereignty were more than outweighed by the tremendous benefits of having a legitimate international legal order through which, as a superpower, it could assert its will.

This closed system has sequential order through which it functions on two size dependent scales.

The aim of this paper is to propose two relative stochastic orders namely the relative mean residual life and relative hazard rate orders through which some relative stochastic comparisons between two additive frailty models are developed.

But as a mature man and political leader, Acheson's argument boiled down to the opposite: establish order through coercion, which surely must be the most costly way to do so.In one of his few criticisms of Acheson, Mr Beisner agrees that this may have been necessary at the start, but he faults the diplomat for having no vision beyond that.

We model an electric radiant annealing furnace with length of order 100 metres through which strips of steel sheet pass at speeds of up to 130 metres per minute in order to achieve the strip temperatures required for annealing.

In 1907, he and George Cecil Jones co-founded a Thelemite order, the A∴A∴, through which they propagated the religion.

This is because the inside-out and outside-in models make strikingly different predictions about the structural homologies of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells (Table  1) and differ greatly in the order of events through which the endomembrane system evolved.

In almost 200 cases, the CSA has been granted "orders for sale" through which it could proceed to sell an NRP's house.

Frankfurt theorized that an agent's freedom (of the sort required for moral responsibility) consisted in her being able to form second-order volitional desires through which she would identify herself with one desire and distance herself from another.

Recent studies of neural correlates of working memory components have identified both low-level perceptual processes and higher-order supramodal mechanisms through which sensory information can be integrated and manipulated.