Sentence examples for loses order from inspiring English sources

The implicit Euler method loses order of accuracy with each increase in index, thus cannot be used in practice to solve DAE systems numerically [3].

Relative to RNase-A, the S-protein, while largely maintaining its structural organization, displays an increased structural flexibility, it gains ergodicity and its core loses order, thus indicating that the removal of the S-peptide from ribonuclease A triggers the transition to a folding intermediate with reduced compactness.

What if Robert E. Lee's lost Order 191 had not been found by Unionists?

They feel he's not modern or post-modern but a straightforward storyteller bemoaning a lost order".

The lost order was arguably a statistically predictable result of rushed administration connected with the speedy movements of Lee's army.

Similarly, in postwar correspondence with McClellan, Hill learned the lost order was found inside an envelope – presumably the delivery one, implying that it had never been opened and therefore never delivered.

Commissioned for the medieval re-enactments of the Eglinton tournament, it is a crisp codification of the Young England movement of the 1840s and its yearning for a revival of the lost order of the Middle Ages.

A bayonet charge by the Foot Guards then broke them, the British losing order in their pursuit.

The morphologies of the HI-containing film look very similar after both treatments and those of the HCl-containing films lose order in comparison to the organic solvent and as-cast cases.

Right now, we're losing orders because of lead time.

The constant threat of losing orders keeps them improving quality and service.