Sentence examples for the single order from inspiring English sources

The single order (six halves) was enough to share, and it brought back memories of family dinners years ago.

Other mammalogists, tending toward conservative taxonomy, think the relationship of the terrestrial and aquatic carnivores can be best expressed by retaining them in two suborders, the Fissipedia ("split-footed") and Pinnipedia ("feather-footed"), of the single order Carnivora.

Simpson used it as a convenient designation for the superorder containing the single order Perissodactyla, as he used the parallel name Paraxonia for the superorder with the one order Artiodactyla.

The class Flavobacteria consists of the single order Flavobacterium, which is common in environmental samples and includes opportunistic pathogens.

The Caryophyllales is the single order in the plant kingdom that contains taxa that have replaced anthocyanins with chemically distinct but functionally identical red and yellow pigments - the indole-derived betalains, named from Beta vulgaris, from which betalains were first extracted [ 49].

The One was the name given to the single ordering principle that was assumed to lie at the creation of the plenty (i.e., the world and all its non-living and living elements).

It was easy to imagine that something like the singles order had been part of Monty's long-term planning.

Sainthood beckons for the man who had been placed 12th in the singles order by his captain in case of such an emergency.

Watson was so impressed he handed Spieth, 21, and Reed, 24, the honour of leading off the singles order for America.

For his opposite number Olazabal it was everything he had hoped: a validation of his decision to stack his big hitters up early in the singles order, a fitting tribute to his old pal Seve, an avenging of the Brookline defeat to which he had the front-row seat.

One characteristic of the angiosperm syndrome (e.g. small cell sizes, etc). is hierarchical vein networks that allow expression of bundle sheath extensions in some, but not all veins, contrasting with all-or-nothing alternatives available with the single-order vein networks in most non-angiosperms.