Sentence examples for some order of from inspiring English sources

"I think some order of magnitude would be appropriate".

Establishing these (preferably in some order of preference) should involve a national conversation that includes as many interested parties as possible.

Yet what is clear from Jack Turner's learned history is that the spices went on accumulating virtues - in kitchen, bedroom and temple - till they had passed beyond the realm of earthbound commodities into some order of their own.

This is because the numerical methods used to form the discrete analog of these equations may only represent them to some order of local truncation error without explicit regard to global properties of the continuum system.

A weak solution of a stochastic dynamical system is referred to any approximate solution such that expectations of a sufficiently general function of the so-called 'exact' solution and that of the approximate (weak) solution agree within some order of a given time step.

Explicitly, this implies that each inheritance vector v corresponding to a specific structure A produces the same output (score), i.e. where is the equivalence class including all inheritance vectors corresponding to structure A. Hence considering a pedigree with m corresponding meioses leads to 2 m possible scores, assuming some order of inheritance vectors.

"What the U.S. has been doing in recent years is bringing some order out of the chaos".

He's just hired an assistant to try to make some order out of the skeletons in his mammoth closet.

The title chancellor is also the name in many countries of the heads of small archive offices, of the heads of universities, and of some orders of chivalry.

Dell has been troubled recently by parts shortages that have delayed some orders of high-end computers, and the company said it would not set a date for availability of the Special Edition Dimension, other than "when it's ready".

This indicates some ordering of the enzyme molecules on the surface of the clusters.