The phrase "applied in different orders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, methods, or elements that can be arranged or executed in various sequences.
Example: "The ingredients can be applied in different orders to achieve distinct flavors in the dish."
Alternatives: "executed in various sequences" or "arranged in different sequences".
So, the updates are applied in different orders at different copies of the collaborative object.
We represent the VERs using persistent labels so that they can be applied in different orders within a given LoD.
A chain code might be applied in different orders: f4: PDF of i patterns in the chain code list such that i∈0,1,…,7.
We investigated this phenomenon systematically by simulating cDNA-AFLP for Arabidopsis RefSeq set (Tab. 1); in these simulations, MboI was the marking enzyme, and the releasing enzymes (TasI, ApoI, and Cfr10I) were applied in different orders.
This program could represent an interesting and effective intervention model which could be applied in different health areas in order to promote the global approach for obesity.
According to this trend, several technologies have been developed and applied in different sectors and with different aims, in order to support such the companies in their reconfiguration.
The use of a template, such as nanoporous alumina, allows the preparation of nanopillars with the suitable dimensions in order to be applied in different devices.
A series of 10 measurements was made three times, each with the 10 stimulators (7 pinpricks and 3 tactile stimulators) applied in a different order, as specified in the DFNS protocol [10 13].
Five different pseudorandomised orders were applied to reduce order effects across participants.
One system may contain a rule that the other lacks (or may restrict its application more or less narrowly); one system may differ from the other in that the same set of rules will apply in a different order in the one system from the order in which they apply in the other.
