Sentence examples for the direction of order from inspiring English sources

The results show that by importing material, energy and information, the complex system evolves to the direction of order and dynamic balance.

By the second half of the 15th century, the Augustinian order had become divided into two factions, one seeking reform in the direction of the order's original strict rule, the other favouring modifications.

The means of β ¯ b and β ¯ c did not differ systematically, consistent with the direction of the order effect being arbitrary and dataset dependent.

The parameter s∈{1,−1} indicates the direction of first-order filters, where s=1 corresponds to a recursive operation from left to right in g + and right to left for g −.

Sculpture of the Burgundian school was produced entirely under the direction of the Cluniac order.

But for the first time since the insurgency against the Americans took off, the tide, which may quickly ebb, is flowing in the direction of the new order.

Hermann eventually (1233) initiated a general campaign for the conquest of Prussia under the direction of the provincial order leader Hermann Balk.

Undoubtedly some of the points he mentioned are a step in the direction of law and order, and could complement the economic reforms he has orchestrated in his first two years in office.

Throughout the state, county boards of taxation, under the direction of the State Division of Taxation, order up the reassessments when there is more than a 15percentt differential between the average sales price of houses versus the average amount those houses are being taxed at within a municipality.

In 1858 Taché arranged for Riel to attend the Petit Séminaire of the Collège de Montréal, under the direction of the Sulpician order.

The ability to change the direction of flow, in order to produce two-dimensional grids, adds to the flexibility of the system, and increases the number of possible reactions per surface area even further.