Sentence examples for some ordering of from inspiring English sources

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

The introducing of copper atoms into carbon matrix which consists of disordered graphite-like nano-clusters results in additional distortion of film microstructure at low copper content and some ordering of it at high copper content.

"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.

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".

To give some orders of magnitude, a crash on the 1929-32 scale would take the Dow down from over 11,723 -- where it stood at its peak in January last year -- to about 1,266 by November next year.

This hybrid approach was able to reduce computation time by some orders of magnitude.

In both cases, the SiNW resistivity is greater than the bulk one by some orders of magnitude.

The resulting accuracy is some orders of magnitude larger than the specified ε but strongly related to it.

Using the example of causality, Maimon argues that Kant has no way of explaining why some orders of perceptions represent causal connections, and why other orders of perceptions are merely associative.