Sentence examples for some higher order from inspiring English sources

What we call a work of art we raise to some higher order.

"He can break the rules, but in the end he's also imprisoned by some higher order of rules, rules of identity".

Good writing need have no purpose except to delight; need have no moral; need not call us to some higher order.

But accuracy isn't always artistry, and, while pangs of recognition can be thrilling — novels set in your Brooklyn neighborhood, a reference to a bottle of Sriracha in the fridge, scenes scored with your favorite indie band — it's intellectually disingenuous to allow that recognition to masquerade as some higher order of feeling.

Generally satisfactory evolution of first, second, and some higher order moments is found.

We derive some higher order gradient estimates for the heat kernels on complete manifolds.

This follows since some high order error terms in the error expansion (cf. Section 5) are multiplied with (infinitely) large factors, leading to an order reduction for some methods.

For example, it is required that the system nonlinearities be known, or be bounded by known functions, or be linearly parametrized, or satisfy some high order growth rate condition, etc.

This suggests that it is some higher-order mental capacity (or capacities) that grounds the right to life.

Even if there is no categorical prohibition against attributing human properties to animals, some researchers may be too quick to conclude that an animal is using some "higher-order" process in a particular instance.

To compare tilt and some higher-order aberrations (HOAs) in patients who had cataract surgery and implantation of 2 types of acrylic intraocular lens (IOL), the hydrophobic MA60AC (Alcon) or the hydrophilic XLSTABI (Ioltech).