For Drop, left, he said, "I took something that looked random — a drop — and put it in an orderly form".
William Holdsworth argues that it was his learning in Roman law and jurisprudence which allowed him to work so effectively; because he had seen other legal systems at work, he "could both criticise the defects of English law and state its rules in a more orderly form than they had ever been stated before".
In the exhibition book, the historian Michael Loewe notes that some of the population lived naked in the tropical climate of Nanyue and "had yet to learn the habit of pairing off in orderly forms of marriage".
The best of his works, such as The Library of Babel (which first appeared in his 1941 collection, The Garden of Forking Paths) or Death and the Compass (1942), are inquiries into the nature of reality in which supposedly orderly forms – the library, the murder mystery – prove fundamentally unstable.
Namely, the subsequent sampling point positions are concatenated orderly to form the edge trajectory: Tra t = (P t,P t + 1,P t + 2,…).
As Akamatsu pointed out, "Wild geese fly in orderly ranks forming an inverse V, just as aeroplanes fly in formation".
As Akamatsu pointed out, "Wild geese fly in orderly ranks forming an inverse V, just as airplanes fly in formation".
Still, all over Bamako, the capital, on Sunday, long, orderly lines formed, and citizens dipped their fingers in dye to show that they had voted.
On a recent weekday morning, an orderly line formed, stretching from the upstairs M platform, down a flight of stairs to the F, then back up a separate staircase.
Once an orderly line formed, Radcliffe stood and signed autographs, as one of the 12 security guards hired for the event pushed the girls along to keep things moving.
In the first half of the decade, an orderly queue formed to be the NME readership's Band of the Year: the Strokes, the White Stripes, the Libertines, Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys.
