Sentence examples for orders per hour from inspiring English sources

Their hope is that order volumes will one day become high enough — and couriers will deliver enough orders per hour — to push them into the black.

Internet retailer Very.co.uk said it was handling 30,000 orders per hour – a rate of eight a second, compared with a peak of three a second last year.

It claims that more than 3.5 million users have signed up for its service, which is close to 1,000 orders per hour at peak times.

As founder Mick Mountz told us recently, Kiva accounts for "two-to-four times as many orders per hour as they have done the old way".

And as the company makes its deliveries more efficient, drivers can deliver more products, and then handle more orders per hour and theoretically make more money.

Mountz claims the process accounts for "two-to-four times as many orders per hour as they have done the old way" (dispatching workers to find products) and says over the "last couple of years we have been growing at over 100% a year". Average price per system?

However, drivers don't just deliver groceries, they also buy them, making the completion of more than one order per hour difficult.

Separately, Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the largest private employer in the United States, said it remains "neutral" on the issue of the federal minimum wage order of at least $10.10 per hour as it already pays most full-time employees above that level.

5 Basal insulin is produced at the rate of approximately 1 unit (U) per hour in order to minimize the effect of hepatic glucose production.

Consider the following simplified model of mass accumulation on hands: where A = area (in square centimeters), L = load (in milligrams per square centimeter), G = net gain in the absence of ingestion (addition minus losses other than ingestion; in milligrams per hour), and king = a first order rate constant describing ingestion (per hour).

39 A meta-analysis of seven Phase I studies, two Phase II studies, and two Phase III studies (n=1,564) determined the subcutaneous bioavailability of denosumab to be 64% with the first-order absorption rate constant ka =0.00883 per hour.