Sentence examples for this order results from inspiring English sources

This order results from a decisional process, which was triggered by the arrival (and/or the accumulation) in the Central Nervous System (CNS) of a sufficient level of nociceptive information at time tξ.

This order resulted in the forced relocation of over 120,000 Japanese Americans, two-thirds of whom were native-born American citizens.

This ordering results in a global index space which can be partitioned to distribute the data, locally used in hashing schemes and B-trees for the necessary dynamic memory management, and used in designing efficient solution schemes.

However, this ordering results in five different P sites.

Even beyond this first order result, we show that for NA≲ 0.2 the computation involved in calculating beam contrast can be reduced to the equivalent of tracing a single ray (in double-pass), despite the fact that contrast along different rays in the beam will vary as a function of both the skew component and incidence angles of the rays at coatings.

This order of results matched that found with pin on plate wear tests using these same three lubricants.

Here's my list, in no particular order: Results.

In Chicago, some Obama supporters found hand-written notes in their mailbox which read: "Get the Obama signs off your property – now.... Failure to obey this order will result in the immediate death of all family members".

If the Federal Reserve and other major central banks fail to produce another dramatic gesture of this order, the result will be a recession in the U.S. and other industrial nations.

The very low PCR and sequencing success in the Hymenoptera, which showed 88% PCR success with the standard primer set, implies high diversity in the location, orientation or sequence of the tRNA-W gene in members of this order, a result already reported for one family of hymenopterans- the Pompilidae [ 19].

This ordered process results in the last eigenvectors having very little variance, being thus ascribed to background noise (Shlens, 2014).