Sentence examples for understood order from inspiring English sources

Sure, Moloney's character is enormously popular with viewers – but is that because with his white skin and traditionally conservative story trajectory, he poses no threat to an understood order of Australian life?

The sharing of neuroimagery data offers great benefits to science, however, data owners sharing their data face substantial custodial responsibilities, such as ensuring data sets are correctly interpreted in their new shared context, protecting the identity and privacy of human research participants, and safeguarding the understood order of use.

Elucidating the exact functional role of an individual bacterial effector molecule in an infection is difficult due to the large number of proteins that are secreted by invading bacteria, the variable number of bacteria that infect individual cells, and the poorly understood order of secretion of effectors, some of which may share host targets or mask activity.

And that's why there is nothing surprising in the way they understand order in this country and what kind of order they are going to bring".

Attempting to understand order, or how any system designed to make our universe more rational or safe seemed fruitless.

In the first world war, the story goes that Flemish infantrymen died because they could not understand orders from their French-speaking officers.

The experts said crew members bungled directions, did not understand orders and were not trained or certified in security and emergency drills.

"I know of people who started to ask for German language courses, but the answer they got was: 'People speak enough German to understand orders,"' he said in an interview.

The robot also features speech recognition technology to be able to understand orders from customers.

Mr. Obrenovic replied that once he understood the order was coming from the top.

Thus, the normal condition of an organism must be understood in order to recognize the hallmarks of disease.