Sentence examples for the internal ordering from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the internal ordering now extends to the aromatic and tri-ethoxy units.

A distance measure and a measure for the internal ordering of reactions are introduced to study differences and similarities in the stoichiometries of metabolic pathways.

It explores how the definition affects the internal ordering of the state, the operation of the law, and the ways it is used to justify, protect and regenerate certain features of Israeli constitutional law.

We thus want to compare how well a given external grouping of the nodes in our network (the vowels reconstructed for the rhyme words in a given reconstruction system) conforms to the internal ordering in our network (as reflected by the rhyme relations among the rhyme words).

We varied the internal ordering of the two multiple true false item sets between tests; all other items were in the same order between versions.

In Durinck et al. (2011), we introduced a novel approach for temporal ordering of genomic abnormalities that instead focused on assessing from a single sample of a single individual the internal ordering of chromosomal abnormalities.

The Triple Alliance and the Romanian Alliance not only strengthened the international status quo but also gave security to the internal order of the Habsburg monarchy by weakening the irredentist movements in Transylvania and the Italian parts of Austria-Hungary.

Never before has a Russian court handed down its decision based on medieval church councils, the internal order of the church and medical diagnoses worthy of becoming aphorisms.

What freedom meant for the internal order of such cities was fiercely and often bloodily debated for more than two centuries.

The global alignment of the mesogenic groups did not affect the internal order of the smectic phases.

The Spanish inquisition was a deeply flawed attempt to secure the internal order of Spain after a divisive civil war, at a time when the nation feared an imminent attack by the Ottoman empire.