Sentence examples for ordering media from inspiring English sources

Military authorities responded by quickly ordering media representatives off the island and blocking lawyers from meeting with their clients.

Dipolar coupling can be partly reintroduced by a large variety of anisotropic ordering media.

An alternative approach for treating correlations between conformations and overall alignment in systems dissolved in ordering media involves using programs such as PALES or PATI that compute the alignment based on molecular shape (and electrostatic properties).

This can be achieved either by dissolving biomolecules in ordering media or when the molecules themselves have some preferred orientations in the presence of a high magnetic field, due to intrinsic magnetic susceptibility anisotropy.

Using 18 different independent ordering media, recognition dynamics on time scales up to μs could be observed in ubiquitin.

Vince Cable has ordered media regulator Ofcom to examine News Corporation's £12bn bid to take control of BSkyB, as revealed by MediaGuardian.co.uk last night.

The government has abandoned plans to give the attorney general the power to order media organisations to remove articles from their online archives.

Reversible intercalation between two ordered media such as organically modified layered silicates (OLS) and thermotropic liquid crystalline polymers (LCP) in the nematic state is demonstrated.

Polymer/liquid crystal (LC) composites offer a unique opportunity to study polymerizations in ordered media, specifically the potential effect mesophase order can have on polymer properties including molecular weight.

We define order and disorder in terms of geometrical integrals that arise naturally in the method of volume averaging and we show that dependent variables for ordered media must generally be defined in terms of the cellular average.

Welcoming the decision to drop clauses 51 and 52 from the bill, Bob Satchwell, executive director of the Society of Editors, said: "When we met the attorney he said it would be wrong in principle for a member of the government to have power to order media organisations to take down material.