According to my knowledge as an AI, the term "ordering point" is not commonly used in written English.
However, it could potentially refer to the specific part of a sentence that gives direction or instruction on how to order or arrange something. Example: "The ordering point in this recipe is to add the flour before mixing in the eggs."
By the time I got to the ordering point the barista asked if I was James.
Meanwhile, I checked out what they were slurping, since I figured that in this place, I'd have to use the time-honored traveler's method of ordering: point and eat.
Making use of the experimental system for several weak sintered Y124 samples, it is revealed that linear resistivity just above the intergrain ordering point first drops toward zero steeply with decreasing temperature, and then turns abruptly upward to forms faint maximum at lower temperature.
In the second case, the ordering point is smaller than or equal to the maximum demand during lead time; it is probable to face shortage (Figure 2).
A standard statistical method for ordering points into convex hulls was applied [ 33].
But at the painting's center, the woman's fingertips, holding a scale, compress these realms into a single, ordered point.
Then, a layered model is constructed directly from the Booleaned LDNI solid since it is actually a set of a layered and ordered point cloud.
"No, Nicholas," she ordered, pointing to her chair.
Re-order point is arranged dynamically regarding couple of factors in some studies.
In a fixed-size ordering system we order a constant economical lot size whenever current inventory breaks re-order point.
We try to arrange the re-order point in a time based manner by transforming the re-order point into re-order time, which eliminates the safety stock; and it makes the inventory model real-time.
