Sentence examples for toward the order from inspiring English sources

Forces from Poland and Lithuania, which had recently united politically, were proceeding toward the order's stronghold at Marienburg when they were met by the order's army, in one of the largest cavalry battles of the age, between the villages of Grünfelde (Polish: Grunwald) and Tannenberg.

In fact, Shaftesbury's account of beauty is inextricably linked to his realist and theistic commitments, and he seeks to show that one and the same attitude toward the order of the universe is aesthetic, moral, and religious all at once.

The latter discovery authored by Giambattista Brocchi (1772 1823) in 1814 was the first step toward the ordering of Tertiary strata by percent of extant species by Gérard Paul Deshayes (1795 1875) in 1824 and Charles Lyell (1797 1875) in 1833 (Rudwick 2005, 2008; Dominici and Eldredge 2010).

This period, lasting roughly from the late 1940s through to the mid-1970s, was characterized by rationalist approaches toward the ordering of urban space and was mediated by a set of planning and architectural principles seen as appropriate for universal application rather than allowing for the particularities of place.

Alternatively, this dramatic difference in the level of predicted ID between the experimentally and automatically identified proteins could be due the bias of the existing identification techniques toward the ordered proteins.

Mathematical models were used to summarize these data, toward explaining the order and kinetics of repair complex assembly [35].

Based on the derived Ti, the nucleating ability of electrospun fibers toward iPP followed the order PBT > PET ∼ PTT.

So while a "nudge" toward Romney on the order of what debates produced in 1980, 2000 or 2004 might not be enough to move Romney ahead, it could make for a much closer race.

Despite a decline of the order toward the end of the European Middle Ages, the Welsh tradition has persisted and is celebrated in the annual eisteddfod, a national assembly of poets and musicians.

Stability toward destruction reduced in the order Cr-MIL-101, Cr-MIL-100 > Fe-MIL-100 > Fe-MIL-101.

A more political interpretation was offered by the philosopher Theodor Adorno, who, in "The Philosophy of Modern Music," analyzed music by decoding its attitudes toward the social order.