Sentence examples for order transit from inspiring English sources
To order Transit for £13.93 (Jonathan Cape, RRP £16.99) go to bookshop.theguardian.com or call 0330 333 6846.
The union, which walked out for three days at the height of the holiday shopping season, had asked the State Supreme Court to order transit officials to accept the now-approved contract that the union's members had rejected in January.
In fact, lead time usually consists of the following components: order preparation, order transit, supplier lead time, delivery time and setup time (Tersine 1982).
When the answer to whether the market is rigged is incomprehensible to 99.9% of the public ("Well, due to geographic dispersion and the differential between co-located servers receiving direct market data feeds over a 10 gigabit per second cross connect, versus your broker's order transiting slower fiber optic cables blah blah blah blah"), then the market may as well be rigged.
The first-order transit rate constant was slow (1.06/day) and a signal amplification factor significantly improved model fitting (γ = 1.92).
The first-order transit rate constant is set to be equal to the absorption rate constant; thus, the transit time can be calculated with 1/ka*(n + 1), where n is the number of transit compartments [ 29].
The model was parameterized in terms of clearance (CL), volume of central compartment (Vc), volume of peripheral compartment (Vp), inter-compartmental clearance (Q) and first-order transit rate constant for absorption (Ktr).
PMNs are larger than pulmonary capillaries and must deform in order to transit.
The first order absorption transit rate constant was estimated to be 9.2 h–1 for LCIG and 2.4 h–1 for LC-oral (corresponding mean absorption time of 7 min for LCIG vs. 25 min for LC-oral; estimated from the entire pharmacokinetic dataset regardless of food intake for both treatments).
MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, ordering a transit shutdown and the evacuation of about 250,000 New Yorkers from low-lying areas.
Amazon.com has a feature on its site called "Where's My Stuff?" that allows customers to follow their orders in transit.
