Sentence examples for rupture of order from inspiring English sources

One rupture of order follows another.

Meng et al. (2011) described it as a very slow initial phase (<10 s), followed by a stage of regular rupture speed (<20 s), and finally a stage of slow rupture speed of order 1 km/s interspersed with HF radiation episodes (<90 s).

As we have already said, disorder, as considered here, can take on different aspects but is nevertheless characterised by the "rupture" of an order that corresponds to a society's systems.

Other political leaders and press commentators have condemned the work stoppages and protests as "a mutiny" and a "rupture of the public order".

At Brazil's instigation Paraguay was suspended from Mercosur, a regional trade block, on the grounds that there had been a "rupture of the democratic order".

The rupture of the constitutional order in Honduras, Latin America's first and only 21st century coup, unleashed a violent campaign of repression across the country under the coup government of Roberto Micheletti.

Mr. Obama attributed much of the turmoil to a rupture of the old order in the Middle East that is playing out across that region in often bloody and unpredictable ways, all of which "makes things pretty frightening".

We may very well have to wait for that point of rupture in order to imagine England as a nation.

The removal of the market from the city center was a metaphor for the rupture of modern British society with the old order of pre-industrial Britain.

All recordings were performed after 2 mins of dialyzing the internal solution following membrane rupture in order to avoid issues of current rundown.

Knowledge of the pathobiology that leads to the degeneration of an existing sIA wall into a rupture-prone sIA, is necessary to identify sIAs at risk of rupture, and in order to develop novel therapies that would reduce the risk of sIA rupture.