Sentence examples for has more order from inspiring English sources

Thus the seemingly disordered 'bag of juice' or cytoplasm has more order and much higher order of integration than first appears.

In addition to the crystalline and amorphous regions, native cellulose is also proposed to contain a para-crystalline portion which has more order and less mobility than amorphous chain segments but is less ordered and more mobile than the crystalline domain [ 80, 81].

Symbotic says it now has more orders than it can swiftly fulfill.

Though Boeing now has more orders for the 737 than it can handle and has paid heavy penalties to airlines for missing delivery dates, workers fear that they will lose their jobs if orders dry up in the future.

Hiut Denim, a three-year-old company in Cardigan, has more orders for its handmade jeans than it can satisfy and plans to expand its 14-strong workforce.

Hiut Denim, a three-year-old company in Cardigan, Ceredigion, is benefiting from spending in London and has more orders for its handmade jeans than it can satisfy.

The '96 exam tends to have more order of magnitude estimation and the '86 exam tends to have more questions that can be eliminated by dimensional analysis.

She would have more order in her life if she had been left to be raised by a pack of wolves.

To have more order, a legal framework with sustainability criteria should contain regulations on which administrative bodies must be established for the enforcement of the sustainability criteria, as well as for the supervision and control of their fulfillment.

Our EBIC results suggest that excess PbI2 results in reduced electronic defects in the bulk film, and GIWAXS shows that the PbI2-rich HaP film is textured and has more-ordered grains than the normal film.

"We have more orders than our capacity".