Sentence examples for orders reflecting from inspiring English sources
Partial orders reflecting interdependencies and causal relationships in computations have been extensively studied within non-interleaving models of concurrency [ 28] such as event structures [ 29].
More genes were homologous to the red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum than to insects from more closely related orders, reflecting the relative dearth of available genetic information from insects in the Polyneoptera clade and the relatively recent sequencing of Tribolium.
Van Gaal's orders reflect the urgency he is displaying in a for squad.
The drop in factory orders reflected a plunge in the volatile category of commercial aircraft, the Commerce Department reported on Friday.
MacArthur's staff had considerable leeway for creative interpretation of their orders, but those orders reflected long interdepartmental deliberation in Washington, in contrast to today's hasty policymaking.
Boeing declined to identify the buyer, but a spokesman said the orders reflected the confirmation of a tentative order previously placed by the customer.
"On the heels of a disappointing 1999, the industry is optimistic for growth in 2000 as January orders reflect positive activity" said Ralph Nappi, president of the American Machine Tool Distributors Associationn.
Rob Dobson, senior economist at survey compilers Markit, said the rise in new orders reflected the continuing strength of domestic business with a little support from the export sector, which remained tough.
The new orders reflect concern about safe havens for Al Qaeda and the Taliban inside Pakistan, as well as an American view that Pakistan lacks the will and ability to combat militants.
Practices like taking deposits on orders reflect the industry's position that "if you've picked out the frame and upholstery, it's truly a custom piece -- that's not salable to somebody else," Mr. DeHaan said.
His orders reflected the Admiralstab's belief that the war would be decided by a single major naval battle.
