Sentence examples for most of order from inspiring English sources

The following corollary follows from 3 and the fact that functions in grow at most of order log 1/(1 - |z|).

To such end, we characterize the social choice functions that are robust to the δ-perturbations in the sense that the designers' loss is at most of order δk for a certain k.

In (64) we have the ( [ σ ~ inn 2 ] ( 1 ) ) 2 term which is of order 2. The order of magnitude of the ∑ m contribution is more difficult to determine because the incomplete Dirichlet integral B τ (κ 1 q +m−e y ) is difficult to bound;b however, no matter how B τ (κ 1 q +m−e y ) is behaved, the ∑ m contribution is at most of order △θ.

(mu _nrightarrow mu ) according to (W_p); (mu _nrightharpoonup mu ) and (m_p(mu _n)rightarrow m_p(mu )); (int _{X}phi,mathrm{d}muu _nrightarrow int _{X}phi,mathrm{d}muu ) for any (phi in C^0(X)) whose growth is at most of order p (i.e. there exist constants A and B depending on (phi ) such that (|phi (x)|le A+Bd x,x_0)^p) for any x).

The cardinal N of is forced to remain at most of order 10, by adequate constraints on S m a x and on the coarseness of the u i grids and the v j grids.

Staines is already grooming his successor, Harry Cole, who blogged as Tory Bear and now writes most of the Order-Order stories.

There are a few tables but most of us order food to eat standing up.

Most of the order cancellations came from customers in North America, the company said.

He sold most of the order to three restaurants, clearing $300, and used the proceeds to import more truffles.

Skalak's theory predicts that the spreading of wave fronts due to FSI is small, at most of the order of 10 pipe diameters.

"Most of our orders are from private parties, but we also get orders from the government and political parties," he said.