Sentence examples for production of order from inspiring English sources

Thus, a perfect fork could be involved in either the production of order and structure, or the production of changes in order and structure of causal processes.

According to Salmon, causal production can be explained in terms of causal forks, whose main role is the part they play in the production of order and structure of causal processes.

There is the search for 'self-eternalization' by the production of children of the body or of children of the mind, such as the works of the arts and crafts, and by the production of order in the cities in justice and moderation (209a e).

One of the rapidly developing areas, where PAA films are applied, is the ultra-thin mask of anodic alumina (UTAMs) for the production of ordered nanostructures on substrates [8].

Although the controllability of Ag deposition needs to be improved further, the proposed pattern transfer is suitable for the large-scale production of ordered noble metal dot pattern on a silicon substrate.

Although the controllability of Au deposition should be further improved, the metal deposition through the alumina mask demonstrated herein is suitable for the large-scale production of ordered noble-metal dot patterns on semiconductor substrates in terms of the simplicity and efficiency of the fabrication process.

The so-called EISA process is an efficient approach to tune inorganic "polymerization" with the formation of a mesostructured template during the solvent evaporation, which has been widely applied to production of ordered porous materials or nanocomposites in the form of films, fibers, or powders [10, 11].

As an alternative top-down route, a few lithographic procedures, such as electron beam lithography [11], and reactive ion etching [RIE] [12] are widely used in Si-based fabrication processes, but they are expensive, time-consuming, and not suited for mass production of ordered nanostructures on a large scale.

The definition by Rollin Hotchkiss of living matter "as the repetitive production of ordered heterogeneity" is applicable to normal as well as to tumor tissue [1].

Furthermore, the data are not collected nor stored in a manner ideally suited to contact-network-based studies (although this latter situation has improved significantly with the production of ordered movement tables for each animal).

Moreover, since social norms are seen as central to the production of social order or social coordination, research on norms has been focused on the functions they perform, and whether they do so efficiently.