Sentence examples for more advanced orders from inspiring English sources

This approach seems to have worked, with a record-breaking launch in the US and more advanced orders for the PS4 in the UK than for the more expensive Xbox One.

Since then, green card counterfeiters have become more advanced in order to counter new security features like holograms and tilting ink, which changes color depending on what angle you look at it.

But a more advanced cellular order may require the cooperation of many cellular components besides the downstream of the insulin receptor.

"A more appropriate view is that advanced technology causes us to need even more advanced technology in order to survive".

Future air traffic control will have to rely on more advanced automation in order to support controllers in their job of safely controlling increased traffic volumes.

While most of the hospitals have relied on existing IT infrastructure, a few hospitals invested in more advanced technologies in order to improve the coding process.

More importantly, the NKF's KDOQI classification was originally designed to assign people with more severe prognoses to more advanced stages in order to select for referral only individuals at high risk for adverse outcomes [ 1].

Viewers might assume that orders that travel upwards or rightwards (or, leftwards or down, depending on their cultural background) are more advanced or "better" than orders traveling in the opposite direction.

More advanced variants of stack ordering can, if properly configured, save up to more than 97% of the computational effort that would be required if the entire number of realizations were considered.

Although conventional PID-like SISO controllers are still most common in industry, there is a growing need for more advanced controller structures in order to comply with ever tighter performance requirements.

The combustion of pellets made from wood, willow or miscanthus would meet current emission standards but the use of cereal or rape straw pellets would require the employment of emissions abatement measures or more advanced boiler design in order to meet emission standards.