Sentence examples for the changing order from inspiring English sources

Perhaps no car symbolizes the changing order like the Aston Martin Cygnet.

Although he represented the traditional order and was so viewed by his numerous enemies in Italy, he identified himself with the changing order that was emerging in the mid-12th century.

It is to make us more aware, less comfortable, and hence more reflective about how we intervene, in word or deed, in the changing order of things".

In case of the negative representation, the unsatisfiability of the formula is an invariant of the following operations: changing order of rows in the matrix changing order of literals in the row adding a row (Rtheta ) to the matrix containing the row (R).

More precisely, the following operations preserve the validity of a hypothesis given in the positive representation: changing order of columns in the matrix changing order of literals in a column adding a column (Ctheta ) to the matrix containing the column (C).

Among its core supporters are those who suffered politically and economically as a result of the changing economic order.

Racism, like everything else, has shifted its shape with the changing world order, and is as likely these days to come in a libertine wrapper as any other.

Prior to graduate school I spent five years covering insurgency, rural poverty and the changing social order for The New York Times, Al Jazeera, AFP and others.

Quite a turnaround, which says a great deal about the changing world order.

The shifting patterns of museum visiting reflect the changing world order.

The move from housewife to full-time wife signals the changing gender order in China.