Sentence examples for orders of many from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the orders of many closely-linked genes on the classical map are inconsistent with their known physical locations, and there is no simple solution to this problem.

Molecular data have also been used to investigate the relative branching orders of many of the larger clades of placental mammals [ 1- 7, 9, 30].

This has happened on the order of many tens of millions of dollars so far through thefts and embezzlement.

Since the earlier review recommending a wide variety of dishes, the staff has discouraged the ordering of many of the more complicated specialties.

Regional-scale aquifer systems with flow paths on the order of many tens of kilometers, in contrast, are much less affected by changes in seasonality of recharge.

"Instead of having a specific order of many small exhibits as in the past, this," Mr. Tobias said, "is a huge potpourri, very much like 'It's a Small World' at Disney.

With costs ranging from more than 10 million dollars each for the smaller launch vehicles used to put lighter payloads into orbit to hundreds of millions of dollars for the launchers needed for the heaviest payloads, access to space is very expensive, on the order of many thousands of dollars per kilogram taken to orbit.

At the present time I am aware of the specific temporal order of many of my past experiences, an awareness produced by memory.

The general mean error of position estimation is in the order of many tens of meters, while the deviation can be of the order of hundreds of meters.

It has also been suggested that the total coverage (i.e. identification success rate considering all predicted pockets without regard to the ordering) of many algorithms is actually close to 100%[30]].

This month on the public television documentary series In The Life, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence share how, unified as an Order of many faiths and spiritual beliefs, they've been "promulgating universal joy" for over three decades.