Sentence examples for expected orders of from inspiring English sources

Only 74 were sold worldwide: De Havilland had expected orders of up to 1,000.

Empirically obtained convergence rates are studied systematically and, for the tests considered, these correspond to the theoretically expected orders of accuracy.

Forbes estimates that with expected orders of $250 million this year, Slice should produce $25 million in revenue.

Comparison of different peptide agonists, including Pro substituted analogues and 3 36 fragments (Michel et al., 1998), provided the expected orders of potencies for Y1 or Y2 receptor-stimulated β-arrestin2 BiFC.

Verification results demonstrate the expected order-of-accuracy for the stabilized FE discretization.

Incandela's fatalistic "We should clean up the weak sector before we shut down for good" take is actually darker than I would expect from the precision measurement community, where they're still expecting order-of-magnitude improvements in sensitivity (at a price take a couple orders of magnitude lower than the proposed accelerators).

We show that the measured CO longitudinal (downwind) gradients have the expected order of magnitude.

Higher-order convergence of the new schemes is proved, and numerical results confirm the expected order of accuracy in addition to establishing efficiency.

Formal convergence studies demonstrate the expected order of accuracy is achieved for three benchmark problems, cross-validated against two standard mass fraction models.

The determination of the appropriate boundary conditions for a two-dimensional theory of elastic flat plates (and shells) consistent with the expected order of accuracy of the theory is both critical and challenging.

Some were just people taking great delight in refusing to behave as experts predicted, and thus upsetting the expected order of events; tiny, thrilling acts of bolshiness affording glimpses into the national psyche.