Sentence examples for order yield from inspiring English sources

Just Eat's IPO intention announcement document also flags up the apparent added value its platform offers takeaway businesses, specifically noting that online orders increase order yield by an average of 30% vs traditional telephone orders.

The proposed hierarchical models, upon an appropriate choice of approximation order, yield accurate results with a reduced computational cost.

The theory is that law and order yields investment and will ultimately mean more available content.

These expressions are also called generating approximants of zero and first order, respectively, and their generalization to a noninteger order yields (3.1).

Going to higher order yields fourth-order terms and we recover an equation of KS type with the coefficient of (-theta_{xxxx}) given by (gamma=sum_{mu}epsilon_{mu}H_{mu}'(0) gamma_{mu}^{-4}).

A new perturbation expansion for estimating the effective permeabilities of the system is presented which, at the lowest order, yields an anisotropic effective-medium approximation (AEMA).

In contrast, using the original order yields, and.

Expanding to first order yields the solution s ^ = f T − f 0 ∑ t = 0 T − 1 f t (1 − f t ) + O (s ^ 2 ).

Finally, computational experiments were designed using enormous amounts of simulation data, and a comparative analysis of rank orders yielded by dual optimistic and pessimistic averaging operations was conducted.

The measurements of the multiphoton-order yielded values of approximately two for eGFP, while it increased from two to three with the wavelength for Hoechst (see Fig. 2).

For eGFP the multiphoton-order yielded a value of approximately two over the whole wavelength range (see Fig. 2) according to two-photon excitation.