In one way, the exchange may become less efficient: valuable information will no longer be found in the manic yells that convey orders to trading posts.
Computers have been in restaurants for years, but until recently they were mainly used to convey orders from the dining room to the kitchen.
Within a session, we provide mechanisms allowing applications to convey ordering relationships between successive transmissions that can be used by the network to help ensure a distributed application's delivery ordering expectations are met.
Hitler typically did not issue written orders, but gave them orally at meetings or in phone conversations; he also had Bormann convey orders.
During the journey, Sudirman used a radio set to convey orders to local TNI troops if he believed that the region was secure.
Lastly, the Likert scale is ordinal, meaning it only conveys order and not magnitude; however, in medical literature it is often analyzed using t-tests or ANOVA as though it is an interval scale [ 2, 3, 9, 10].
They developed a system that conveys orders over an electronic network to a group of market makers -- firms that are obligated to match customer orders to buy and sell options on 420 companies and exchange-traded funds.
A boukinatōr ("trumpeter") is also recorded in the sources, who conveyed orders to the rowers (kōpēlatai or elatai).
A parallel case in Iran might arise if the supreme leader were to convey his order to assemble a nuclear bomb via channels the C.I.A. and Mossad knew nothing about.
Understanding these relations might offer a chance to convey some order to the bewildering variety of meanings inscribed in the concept of the gene in the course of a long century.
