If it really is 'successive' selection which is relied on, then it seems that one must be assuming a subset of instants of time which is well-ordered and which forms a base ordering from which the 'successive' selections are made.
But this is TV of the highest order, from which so many other quality programmes would spring.
C. 750 - c. 800 Anan ben David, (flourished 8th century) Persian Jew, founder of the Ananites, an antirabbinical order from which the still-existing Karaite religious movement developed.
Today, we are at another plastic juncture and the president has a unique opportunity to strengthen and extend the liberal world order from which Americans and so many others around the world have benefited.
When they searched the site, the soldiers discovered a hundred and twenty hard plastic helmets — a special order, it appeared, as each featured a plunging nose guard like those worn by the twelfth-century Christian order from which the cartel takes its name.
Here, the architects propose to restore one of the gantries to working order, from which a glass box will be suspended – a mobile vitrine in which artists, musicians or product launches will be encased, David Blaine style, for the amusement of shoppers below.
Morphometric root classification was used to characterize the architectural root order from which each Pythium isolate was derived.
A noise-independent minimum model order, from which all available physical modes may be identified, is developed.
The "exclusion" of women, Irigaray writes, "is internal to an order from which nothing escapes: the order of (man's) discourse.
The integrated biomarker response index was calculated to rank the toxicity order, from which the conclusion of synergistic effect was strengthened.
