Sentence examples for other order than from inspiring English sources

Since I'm a diehard Twitter user, I rarely have a need for the "while you were away" feature, and I'm not very interested in seeing tweets in any other order than which they come in.

After all, this is the philosopher who claims that "in nature there is nothing contingent, but all things have been determined from the necessity of the divine nature to exist and produce an effect in a certain way" (EIp29) and that "things could have been produced by God in no other way, and in no other order than they have been produced" (EIp33).

At the commissioning Field Marshal Wilhelm von Hahnke spoke, saying, "old wisdom, si vis pacem, para bellum he who wants peace shall be prepared for war...may the guns and machines of the Yorck be operated only by men with iron hearts and an iron will, men who know no other order than to put their lives at risk when the might, the greatness and honor of the German people are being fought for".

The Coleoptera order, where beetles reside, has more species than any other order: it takes an encyclopedic knowledge to know beetles well.

There are more species of beetle than any other order of animals, representing a quarter of living creatures on this planet.

These original metabolic and genetic characteristics, as well as the closer phylogenetic proximity of this order with Thermoplasmatales than other orders of methanogens prompted us to perform a more comprehensive analysis of these three genomes.

Orders Charadriiforme and Anseriforme have a greater isolation index than other orders (9 ), and subtype patterns observed in this study appear to be the same as those observed in North America.

Instead he found that various cydippid families were more similar to members of other ctenophore orders than to other cydippids.

Rodentia has many more species with available data than the other orders (n = 296).

Generally, viremias averaged greater in magnitude and duration in passerine and charadriiform birds than in other orders.

Interestingly, this small group is more closely related to members of the order Malpighiales (R. communis M. esculenta and P.trichocarpa) than to other orders of Malvidae such as Brassicales or Huertelaes.