Sentence examples for rose to order from inspiring English sources

The Dalek becomes upset at what it has become and asks Rose to order it to self-destruct.

Thus John Dellow, the ranking police officer at the embassy, signed over control of the operation to Lieutenant Colonel Mike Rose at 19 07, authorising Rose to order an assault at his discretion.

The simple jump model does not account for the smaller scale librational motions of the H N vector which give rise to order parameter values near 0.85 for the well-ordered backbone amides and presumably for the Trp indole ring as well.

They also suggested that the more complicated skip patterns of some psychological / psychiatric measures may give rise to order effects related to the "punishment hypothesis" and "learning hypothesis" and that such patterns are rarely seen in cancer quality of life questionnaires [ 5, 11].

Berryman rose to fifth in order of merit before his class graduated early, in June 1915, because of the outbreak of the First World War.

The problem of heredity then was reformulated at the molecular level as to how order could give rise to order?

Therefore, adding two elements to the array causes that the computational load rise to order (N + 2 3.

Subsequently, the lake level rose to the first-order step-fault belt during the EST and the facies belts receded.

Nationally, factory orders rose to $343 billion in February, although excluding transportation equipment, orders fell 1.2percentt after increasing 0.9percentt in January.

The company's net revenue per order rose to $74 from $69 from 2002 to 2003.

The measure of export orders rose to 55.5 from 55.0.