Sentence examples for orders split from inspiring English sources

Air Canada has placed orders for 90 regional jets, with the orders split equally between the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer and Bombardier of Canada.

Of the nearly $84 million in revenue that Alloy expects this year, more than three-fourths comes from selling merchandise, with orders split evenly between a toll-free number and the Web site.

For example, one key event that shapes our understanding of how birds evolved is the adaptive radiation that occurred approximately 65 million years ago, during which most of the modern avian orders split from one another (Fig. 7).

On the other hand WALLSI4 is present in relatively similar numbers in both genomes (153,231 vs. 154,833) (Table 1), which might indicate that the activities of the two elements terminated before the two orders split 55 60 Myr ago and the SINEs were passed on to the descendants.

The Franciscan order split over interpretations of Joachite prophecy, one branch becoming inquisitors, the other becoming revolutionary millenarians.

An order split between the two competitors is a possible compromise one that many of the world's airlines, which benefit greatly from playing one firm off against the other, might sympathise with.

With this, we construct a unified high-order split form DG framework.

Out of the 10 most often ordered split tablets, two (quetiapine and risperidone) had doubtful legitimacy to be fragmented since the decision cannot be backed up with the product information.

It has been found that only three canonical types (D, P, and M) of splitting methods are nondegenerate, and all other second-order splitting schemes are either degenerate or equivalent to them.

Nor will Microsoft's rivals cease lobbying to have the court order splitting the company in two carried out.

But the court also struck down an order splitting the company in half and remanded the case to the district court for further proceedings.