91, 1 N.Y.S.2d 195, whose order was affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
In 2005, the nuns – whose order was founded in 1834 – adopted a "land ethic" upholding the sacredness of creation.
Affiliated with them were the Franciscan nuns, whose order was founded at Assisi in 1212, by St. Clare, who was under the guidance of St. Francis.
Now, after centuries of European dominance, the map has emerged from its hibernation into a world whose order is being reversed once again.
The compensator, whose order is r(n – 1), is then capable of matching the r (possibly different) optimality criteria defined for each input-output pair.
We design a strategy (tensor embedding) to computing the partial orthogonal rank-one decomposition of complex symmetric tensors, whose order is not the power of two.
And then, finally, around 1pm we pick up our food from the counter and sit down, sharing a table with two men whose order is twice ours.
This effectively describes how Tesco uses smart armbands to monitor warehouse operatives, allotting tasks, verifying when an order is fulfilled and "nudging" a worker whose order is running short or late.
Although the objectives can be addressed via H∞ design, it is well known that such an approach provides an unstructured controller whose order is equal to that of the plant.
The eigenpair derivatives of the structural and mechanical damped systems can be obtained consistently by solving algebraic equations with a symmetric coefficient matrix whose order is (n+1)×(n+1), wherenis the number of co-ordinates.
