Sentence examples for because order from inspiring English sources

Note that the CTI-degraded energy resolution of the ACIS FI CCDs (Section 6.7) does not pose a problem for LETG point-source observations, because order separation effectively eliminates energy uncertainties.

After all the roommates had chosen their rooms, they suddenly discovered an extra one, something that caused a feeling of anxiety and loss of control, because order was disrupted — what would they do with the extra room?

On that subject, he explains to the Deep Thinkers that he prefers order to ordure, though they are more or less the same thing, only because "order" is easier to spell and don't sound so foreign.

This is true because order intervals are convex.

For example in process analysis, it would notice on time delivery isn't great because order to cash is to slow.

11.16 20, 18.7 13), which amounts to saying that God, in the person of this third intellect, wants to impose order in the world because order is good (see Deuse 1983, 65 67).

It is deathless, if only because, in order to die, a thing must first live.

Maybe it's because, in order to profit from them, our social institutions have to change once more.

Because orders to be delivered can easily come to $80 or $90, she added an extra touch.

"We should have final numbers within a few weeks because ordering begins in December," he said.

Others are working at half capacity because orders fell sharply when trucking restrictions were imposed downtown just after the attack.