Sentence examples for well ordered by from inspiring English sources

After all, he reminds us, "Societies do not become well ordered by magic".

Thus V ( W ) ⊂ R is well ordered by the relation "<" and hence V ( W ) is at most countable.

Putting the 'well ordered' case on adequate auxiliary functions, it allows that lower and upper solutions could be well ordered, by reversed order or without a defined order.

Let V ( x ) : = inf y ∈ S ( x ) ξ ( D, C ) ( F ( x, y ) ), where ξ ( D, C ) ( z ) : = inf { r ∈ R : z ∈ r D − C } for all z ∈ Y. Let W be any nonempty subset of A which is well ordered by a relation s satisfying u s v ⇒ u r ∗ v for every  u, v ∈ W, u ≠ v.

A protein structure is formed by well ordered local segments defined by the hydrogen-bonding pattern of the peptide backbone (secondary structures), and conformations that lack any regular arrangement (random coils).

Copper coadsorbed with sulfate forms a well ordered monolayer described well by a statistical mechanical model proposed by Blum and Huckaby.

Berigan's, dba Brown, Groove Yard, Dave's, they come and go — but there are always a few of them around, cramped and dusty or tidy and well ordered, owned and staffed by doomed heroes of fandom.

The products are examined using transmission electron microscopy and XRD techniques, showing that nanosized iron carbide oxide particles are encapsulated by well ordered carbon layers.

Protein structures are formed by well ordered local segments, of which the most prevalent are alpha helices (AH) and β sheets.

The FIR1+2:H27 complex was stable and well ordered in solution as evaluated by NMR, but ill-suited for full structure determination by standard multidimensional NMR techniques due to size limitations, revealed in the NMR and LS experiments.

Proof (a) Let Λ n, n ∈ N, denote the well ordered subset Λ ϵ defined by (2.6) when ϵ = 1 n.