Sentence examples for ordering of some from inspiring English sources

The hydrothermal treatment also improved the long-range ordering of some disordered regions that were formed due to the rapid nature of self-assembly in spray-drying, as evidenced by the SAXS patterns after treatment.

As he framed the question of collective choice, a procedure is sought for deriving a social ordering of some given alternatives on the basis of some given people's tastes and values.

The idea is to reorder the contents of a set of columns needed for a particular query according to the ordering of some column set (usually the most selective predicate's column).

The question that Arrow's theorem answers is, more precisely, this: Which procedures are there for arriving at a social ordering of some given alternatives, on the basis of some given people's preferences among them, no matter what these preferences turn out to be?

This understanding of emotional feelings can also be brought into fruitful dialogue with the second of our models of religious experience, according to which religious experience is not so much a matter of encountering God directly, but is rather concerned with finding a relevant meaning in the ordering of some material context.

These discussions led to rephrasing and a different ordering of some of the questions on the topic list.

A similar percentage (11%) indicated that they did "try to decrease ordering of tests and procedures," while none, again, agreed that "being 'profiled' caused me to decrease the ordering of some tests and/or procedures".

Radovan Karadzic, accused of ordering some of the worst atrocities in Europe since World War II, is still tormenting his victims.

Nonetheless, I needed a drink and made the mistake of ordering some kind of tequila thing that sounded like it was developed at NASA.

Some day he hoped to get around to ordering some of the books he marked.

Restructure the loops or change the order of some operations.