Sentence examples for order bound from inspiring English sources

Online photo processing sites like Kodak Gallery (formerly Ofoto), Snapfish and Shutterfly and popular packages like the iPhoto software from Apple let their customers order bound volumes of their prints.

The proposed second-order bound is theoretically guaranteed to be tighter than existing first-order bounds.

Nadeau and Ferrari showed that these bounds are isotropic tensors and presented an algorithm for the determination of the upper and the lower zeroth-order bound.

The in-home feeding frenzy makes the Super Bowl a monster day not just for pizza but for pizza delivery fees -- the surcharges that chains now tack onto orders bound for customers' homes.

Results are presented here for the cases in which the CO2 reaction is zeroth order and the CCO2 reaction is both first and zero order to bound the reaction orders found in practice.

In order to bound the reduced order error, we choose the reciprocally convex approach to deal with the delay term.

The Times argues that the Moussaoui order binds only the prosecution and defense, not state and local agencies.

And it tends toward deviant forms, because, as Rieff remarks of Nietzsche, "such total criticism, aimed at our failing guilt/faith order, is bound to reach less delicate ears, and thus itself become the guilt/faith order".

Hey, that's O.K. 'Law and Order' is bound to be on somewhere".

The Cistercian order was bound to the ideas of austerity as exemplified by St. Bernard of Clairvaux.

When there's big social change, the people who were on the top of the old order are bound to cling to the old ways.