Sentence examples for be ordered in either from inspiring English sources

The edges can be ordered in either as-rolled condition or sheared, machined, or gas-cut.

Hence, if the symmetric capacities of the exposed channels are ordered in either way, they should be rearranged through Q.

(The terms A-theory and B-theory derive from McTaggart's (1908) distinction between two ways in which events can be ordered in time, either as an A-series that is in terms of whether they A-series thatsent or future — or as a B-seriss—that in according termsether they are earlier than, later than, of simultaneous whetherher eventhey

Troops would be ordered in.

Many studies are ordered in defense.

Food is ordered in.

She was ordered in 1943.

The second Brennus was ordered in 1888.

All peptides used in this study were ordered either from Mimotopes (Pensby, UK) or from the in-house peptide synthesis service at the Institute for Animal Health (Compton, UK).

When released early in 1831, he was ordered either to leave Piedmont or to live in some small town.

Inevitably, National Guard leaders insisted that the Guardsmen had not been ordered to fire; either they shot in self-defense or, at worst, acted on their own.