Sentence examples for orders are represented from inspiring English sources

He must also have been aware of being in the same position as Rosa, composing music to the orders of a film man, as those orders are represented by Mr. Greenaway's formal and unnerving libretto.

Next, the characteristics of the anomalous diffusion with the varied fractional orders are represented.

Only seven of the c. 29 orders are represented, by 21 families and a tiny proportion (56 species) of the described fauna.

Compared with the tropics, New Zealand's echinoderm fauna is not exceptional, but most orders are represented, the most speciose of which are the ophiuroid order Ophiurida and asteroid order Valvatida; the latter includes the crown-of-thorns sea-star, which is found at Raoul Island on the Kermadec Ridge.

Although the orders are represented by relatively few species, molecular and morphological analyses reveal additional diversity (e.g. Schneider et al. 2006).

Within the Paleogene however, most modern orders are represented in the fossil record (Mayr 2009), however, body mass has not yet been estimated for these taxa.

Here, the vector space of all differential functions of all finite orders is represented by A that is a universal space.

This data set allowed us to choose pairs only for the Eutheria, but 16 of their 19 orders were represented.

Finally, we present the first results from a study of a sample of nearby star-forming galaxies which form a starburst age sequence: although their XLFs to first order are represented by power-laws with consistent slopes, there is an indication for small variations, suggesting a change of their X-ray binary populations.

The order is represented on all continents except Antarctica.

In many religions the god or divine order is represented by objects, which may be regarded simply as the god's material form on earth or may be totally identified with the god and endowed with divine powers.