Sentence examples for experience of order from inspiring English sources

There will certainly be links here, but it is a contentious question whether the experience of tense that is, experiencing an event as past or present is more fundamental than the experience of order, or vice versa, or whether indeed there is such a thing as the experience of tense at all.

And many women, myself included, prefer to skip the experience of ordering wine by the bottle when a man is not at the table; more often than not, the condescension of the server still leaves a rotten taste.

Experience of ordering turn-key electron beamlines from commercial companies is a further demonstration of the FEL technology maturity.

"The new Domino's iPad app takes the experience of ordering pizza to a whole new level," said Kevin Vasconi, Domino's Pizza chief information officer, in a statement.

Earlier this year, that meant launching an app designed to improve the user experience of ordering and picking up food and coffee from nearby merchants.

"We are developing new features that will make the experience of ordering a personalized 3D print similar to traditional e-commerce platforms," said Garret.

Described as a leading software platform that helps restaurant groups and restaurant suppliers integrate their point of sale (POS) systems with third-party services, Flyt has obvious synergies with Just Eat, providing technology that helps improve the experience of ordering online.

Technology has levelled the playing field significantly and now consumers got more demanding about their experience of ordering food, transportation, accommodation, clothes, books and anything else we can imagine.

While current policies in England are focused on the latter, there has been little previous research on patient experience of ordering and obtaining regular medication for their chronic disease.

It refers to "a way of representing patterns of experience of imposing order on the endless variation and flow of events" (Halliday 1985/1994: 1985/1994

The accounts we considered above, first of the temporal restrictions on our experience, and secondly of our experience of time order, did not explicitly appeal to tensed, or A-theoretic notions.