Sentence examples for ordered reality from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ordered reality" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a structured or organized perception of the world or a specific situation. Example: "In her novel, the author explores the concept of ordered reality, where every event follows a logical sequence."
In evolutionary theory, processes are the generators of patterns (the observable status of any ordered reality), and responsible for the emergence, variation and maintenance of novel patterns (Chapleau and Johansen 1988).
TBS and Electus regularly have discussions — for instance, in March TBS ordered a reality competition series, "King of the Nerds," from Electus — and a meeting was scheduled to talk about a deal with DumbDumb.
ABC has ordered new reality series "The Glass House," a "Big Brother -esque competition series, hitting the air in June.
That has caused studios to order more reality shows, because those shows do not employ union writers.
250 flies ordered to add reality.
On Monday E! announced it had ordered another, a reality show starring Kevin Jonas, of the Jonas Brothers, and his wife, Danielle Deleasa.
Fox announced on Friday that it had ordered a new reality series called "Junior Masterchef," which will create a cooking competition for would-be chefs ages 8 to 13.
And theoretical reason was conceived of as working in a perfectly adequate fashion apart from any commitment to there being a divinely-ordered reality.
In addition to ordering up more reality fare (reality shows are not covered by the current contracts) and preparing news and sports programming, that means stockpiling scripts of current shows and scurrying to order straight-to-series scripts for others.
Our animation is produced a year in advance, we have ordered a number of reality shows.
Earlier this week, Ukraine's government finally grasped reality and ordered its troops out of Crimea.
