Sentence examples for ordering of from from inspiring English sources

It is not difficult to see that, and therefore, we can determine the lexical ordering of from the lexical ordering of suffixes of.

Our daughter had "the option of ordering from a variety of enlargement packages at very reasonable prices".

The ignition delay, peak pressure and peak HRR are found to be in the order of (from highest to lowest): ISB30 > PEN30 > HEX30 > OCT30 > ULSD.

The inhibitory efficacy of these drugs on P. falciparum is in the order of (from weak to strong) deoxyartemisinin, SM248, artemisinin and dihydroartemisinin.

They want or need to pace the arrival of new diners and the ordering of food from the kitchen.

Businesses have been selling goods from existing stockpiles instead of ordering from factories.

You also have the option of ordering from the I Trulli menu.

Hospitals, clinics and distributors might be more wary of ordering from Chiron in the future.

Series relating to agriculture are obtained from the OECD Annual National Accounts and UNSD National Accounts Official Country Data databases, while series on FBT comes from - in order of priority - from OECD Annual National Accounts and UNIDO INDSTAT2 databases.

We estimated Ne /N in black rockfish to be on the order of 10−4 (from MIGRATE) to 10−2 (from ONeSAMP).

"Now many of them are ordering from us".