Sentence examples for order which leads from inspiring English sources

Controller that is obtained with this method is usually of high order, which leads to problems in a practical implementation.

Moreover, the Tree covers both the divine and the created order, which leads to inappropriate descriptions of God and angels, to which the term "animal" should not be applied, since they do not have a body.

It is possible to design and implement FIR filters in such a way as to have a linear phase, but they have high order which leads to high complexity.

"If he hadn't killed someone, there's no reason to believe he wouldn't have been back in short order, which leads back to the main problem of securing our borders," Youngblood said.

NBC ranked a distant second over all, getting a boost at 10 p.m. from "Law & Order," which led its time slot with 11.4 million viewers, outpacing both CBS's "CSI: NY" repeat (8 million) and the return of ABC's "Men in Trees" (5.7 million).

In 1969 the Ghanaian government enacted the Aliens Compliance Order, which led to a mass expulsion of about 200,000 migrants, mainly from Nigeria, Togo, Burkina Faso and Niger (Van Hear, 1998, p. 73 74).

This led to popular protest against the New Order which led to Suharto's resignation in May 1998.

Export orders, which led improvements in previous months, remained unchanged from July with a balance of 6% reporting export demand below normal than above.

And then Nasdaq's computers broke down, failing to confirm orders, which led to chaos — and losses by the small investor.

His career was almost ended with an accusation of disobeying orders, which led to his dismissal from the navy, but he was reinstated in time to develop a plan to subdue the mutinies at Spithead and the Nore.

To further reduce the filter complexity, we adopt an optimization strategy to optimize the filter orders and make the orders unequal, which leads to a further simplified filter structure.