Sentence examples for density of orders from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the subscription model makes Postmates fleet operate more efficiently since there's a higher density of orders going to certain merchants.

This saw a change in terms and conditions and the formula for how drivers were paid, and, crucially, a narrowing of the delivery zones covered by Valk Fleet to increase the density of orders, which was a key issue related to the startup's low productivity.

To improve the initial coulombic efficiency and bulk density of ordered mesoporous carbons, active Fe2O3 nanoparticles were introduced into tubular mesopore channels of CMK-5 carbon, which possesses high specific surface area (>1700 m2·g−1) and large pore volume (>1.8 cm3·g−1).

Statistical convergence of order α ((0density of order α (where n is replaced by (n^{alpha}) in the denominator in the definition of natural density).

This limitation can be overcome by using laser-produced ion-channels with higher densities of orders of magnitude.

We extend the Maurey-Rosenthal theorem on integral domination and factorization of p-concave operators from a p-convex Banach function space through L p -spaces for the case of operators on abstract p-convex Banach lattices satisfying some essential lattice requirements - mainly order density of its order continuous part - that are shown to be necessary.

It is possible to write down expressions for the densities of order statistics from a Pareto (IV) sample.

This and numerical estimates of the diffusivities involved suggest that electromigration damage arises by fast diffusion along dislocations with reasonable densities (of order 1015/m2).

Expressions for generalized joint densities of order statistics of iid random variables in terms of Radon-Nikodym derivatives with respect to product measures based on df were derived by Goldie and Maller [20].

The heat sink is shown to provide favorable cooling performance with low unit thermal resistance (0.34 cm2 K/W) and pressure drop (19.5 kPa at 1 L/min) for high-power-density (of order 100 W/cm2) electronics applications.

This MIC assay is based on a change in optical density of 2 orders of magnitude and a visual observation of solution transparency.