Sentence examples for relatives order from inspiring English sources

Pikas are small non-hibernating, diurnal lagomorphs (rabbits and relatives; order Lagomorpha) that belong to the family Ochotonidae.

He planned the annual reunions of 70 relatives, ordering Lebanese food and creating a game -- Who Wants to be a Famillionaire? -- based on Deraney trivia.

But some of our relatives ordered items that were not on the menu, saying they didn't like the choices — and costing us more.

The relative order of the main clause and its coordinate or subordinate clauses is relatively free, and mostly subject to pragmatic concerns.

The newly counted ballots have also shifted the relative order of the states.

The chronostratigraphic scale has evolved since the mid-1800s and concerns the relative order of strata.

Almost without exception, the relative order of strata defined by fossils has been confirmed by radiometric ages.

Furthermore, the presence of fossils throughout Phanerozoic sediments has enabled paleontologists to construct a relative order of strata.

The many fragments in its draft can be assigned approximate positions on the chromosomes but cannot yet be placed in correct relative order.

After the relative order and calmness of Scandinavian roads the driving conditions in Eastern Europe came as a bit of a shock.

The Islamic Courts government was popular in Mogadishu after bringing relative order and driving out clan warlords responsible for 16 years of death and mayhem.