Sentence examples for loss of orders from inspiring English sources
Sukhoi, a state-owned aircraft-maker, has just struck a deal to sell a fleet of small passenger jets to a Chinese airline, hoping this will offset any loss of orders from Western carriers.
But supporters say that it would not only significantly offset Boeing's loss of orders from ailing commercial airlines but also help the Pentagon by accelerating the replacement of aging midair refueling tankers and reconnaissance aircraft that both have been worn down by heavy use in the war in Afghanistan.
A loss of orders enabled one company to use less methylene chloride, while an increase in orders prompted another to seek out an alternative to methylene chloride.
That loss of order is called entropy, and it comes off as waste heat.
The spherulite morphology fixed by semi-IPN structure subjected a loss of order by annealing.
The tumors themselves are exemplars of the loss of ordered heterogeneity, especially if they have advanced to the malignant or cancerous state.
The area of our PCF reduces to 989 μm2 when it is bent at a radius of 30 cm with low bending loss of order 1.95 × 10−5 dB/m.
Loss of ordering around the lower critical solution temperature followed by ordering restoration at the higher temperature was observed for the pADHA-b-pNIPAM block copolymers.
The low coupling temperatures prevented possible ether ether exchange reactions which can cause a loss of order due to randomization of the hydrophilic hydrophobic sequences.
We must now fight a "war on violence," he says, which seems to include a war against police violence, but one fought with a companion understanding that the "police play a crucial role in the effort to maintain social order" and that the most vulnerable among us are those most hurt by the loss of order.
The most intensive (100) reflex for β-CD-APTES3-MCM-41 silica (Fig. 2b) is decreased in intensity and slight shifted to high-angle region, evidencing the reduction of interplanar distances d in silica framework and the loss of ordering degree.
