Sentence examples for the pristine order from inspiring English sources

After the pristine order of Kuda Huraa, the amount of litter on Boda Huraa is at first shocking, and then oddly reassuring.

Put differently, nonaction would be "normal" action in the pristine order of nature, in which the mind is at peace, free from the incessant stirring of desire.

Keeper of this pristine order is Gary, while Mary reports back on transgressions.

The plenitude of nature and the regularity of the seasons, for example, both attest to the presence of Dao in the world, not as primary substance, and still less a supreme deity, but as pristine order or coherence marked by intelligible patterns of change and principles of operation.

It certainly wasn't in pristine order.

But what robs these paintings of their sense of place is his compulsion to keep everything in pristine order.

If nature had yielded an originally pristine order, how did it come to be infested with an army of "lice"?

The dissolution rate of WC at high potentials was found to be in many cases almost one order of magnitude lower than for the pristine metal, yet two orders of magnitude higher than for its corresponding highest oxide.

The experimental results show that the permeability of the vanadium ions through the silica nanocomposite AEM is about 20% lower than that of the pristine AEM, and one order of magnitude lower than that of the Nafion CEM.

For (1), we show, on the one hand, that optimizing the structural parameters of the pristine carbon support, in order to increase the number of catalytic sites, has its limits and that these limits have been reached for the present synthesis method of Fe/N/C catalysts.

Figure 2a shows that the pristine TONTAs are highly ordered and compactly arranged.