Sentence examples for orders triggered from inspiring English sources

Liquidity dried up just as stop-loss orders triggered more sales.

The extraordinary powers attributed to the gagging order triggered alarm about threats to freedom of expression and transparency of justice.

This order, called an "exclusion order," triggered a sixty-day review period in which President Obama can veto the ban.

This order frequency impacts in-store logistic processes, because each order triggers a delivery from the warehouse to the store, which again results in a direct replenishment effort to transport the delivered items to the showroom shelves.

The two decisions are interdependent and impact in-store logistics processes for shelf replenishment, since every order triggers direct replenishment of shelves and since items that do not fit onto the showroom shelf must be indirectly replenished from the backroom.

Alastair Cook won what was regarded as an important toss on a dull grey pitch, which prompted English smiles, but then the poor quality of England's batting at the top of the order soon triggered grimaces.

Once the order is triggered by downstream customer, kanban control system sends the signal to upstream supplier JIT for inventories or raw materials.

Physarum follows a complex life cycle with haploid and diploid cell types, formed in temporal order as triggered by environmental stimuli [ 1].

In times of turmoil, automated orders can trigger extreme price swings, especially if the algorithm does not take account of prices.

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It resolves, to some extent, recent debate about whether densification or structural ordering triggers crystallization.