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Order in the Chemical Elements

2012
The idea of atoms as forming the ultimate constituents of matter already arose in the great speculative or philosophical minds of the ancient world, although no exact chemical or physical atomic theory actually evolved from it at the time, and although, most importantly, there was no direct evidence for it.
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Element Order

The Modern Language Review, 1973
J. M. Andrew, R. Bivon
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The Order of Elements in the Sentence

2000
Abstract To leave aside, for the moment, the flexibility given to the written word by writers of the devrik cümle school (see § 2), the typical order of the elements in a literary sentence is: (1) subject, (2) expression of time, (3) expression of place, (4) indirect object, (5) direct object, (6) modifier of the verb, (7) verb.
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Element Order

The Slavic and East European Journal, 1972
Gilbert F. Holliday, R. Bivon
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On elements of prime order in a group

Siberian Mathematical Journal, 1997
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Sums of Element Orders in Finite Groups

Communications in Algebra, 2009
Habib Amiri, I M Isaacs
exaly  

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