Sentence examples for orders rapidly from inspiring English sources

Hits to our website increased tenfold overnight and orders rapidly grew.

A grasping robot arm dexterous enough not to bruise bananas, crack eggs or fumble when it picks up a sack of citrus could allow e-groceries like Ocado to process a high volume of orders rapidly, without exhausting human workers or introducing lots of errors.

The Dominican and Franciscan friars arrived in England during the 1220s, establishing 150 friaries by the end of the 13th century; these mendicant orders rapidly became popular, particularly in towns, and heavily influenced local preaching.

BEIJING — The White House dispatched 200 dignitaries to China's capital for relationship-cementing talks this week, a number that bespeaks a world order rapidly turning upside down.

Typing in the order rapidly, red flower decals on her fingernails, Jadkowski told Susie that it was Zappos's tenth anniversary and upgraded her to V.I.P. status — which pretty much any Zappos shopper can attain, merely by asking.

In the corpse-strewn ending of Shakespeare's Richard III, the victorious Henry Tudor commands "Inter their bodies as becomes their births" – an order rapidly becoming tricky in the case of the most famous victim of the day's battle.

When C60 is blended with the copolymer the high degree of order rapidly decreases due to increasing numbers of defects observed.

Reports emerged of several major prisons across the country being attacked, and law and order rapidly deteriorated across most of Egypt.

They crawl towards the bar but they have forgotten how the bar works: they've forgotten how close to stand to the bar, forgotten not to put their palms on any of the sticky surfaces, forgotten to order rapidly and with precision, and they are flailing around now – "One pint of lager please, barkeep?

However, contrary to normal practice, the Ordnance Department had placed an order for the original T9 design in April 1942, before the T9E1 models were delivered in November 1942; 500 were ordered in April and this order rapidly increased to a total of 1900, with deliveries to begin in November.

Comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) was developed in order rapidly to map DNA copy number alteration across the genome [ 5].