Sentence examples for reductions of orders from inspiring English sources

Major evolutionary transitions (from prokaryotes to unicellular eukaryotes, to multicellular eukaryotes, and to land plants and vertebrates) were accompanied by reductions of orders of magnitude in effective population sizes.

Hydon in [10] develops a method for finding one-parameter Lie groups of symmetries to achieve successive reductions of order.

From the results of numerical example, it can be shown that, the significant savings can be achieved through the reductions of order processing cost and lost sales rate.

Although press reports have claimed the German defense ministry is thinking about cancelling its order for 60 planes, McVitie said this was “unlikely,” and predicted instead a reduction of orders to around 48. “Nobody’s buying the A400 for vanity reasons,” he told Forbes.

Nothing in the end, but this was a scramble to the finish, a reduction of ordered systems to chaos.

Proposition 2 (Reduction of Order Theorem for ( S )).

In contrast to the linear case, a reduction of order formula is not at our disposal.

Simulation results show that feedback reduction of order of 40‐50% can be achieved with negligible decrease in system throughput.

In practices, the lead time and ordering cost reductions may be related closely; the reduction of lead time may accompany the reduction of ordering cost and vice versa.

Coupled with the reduction of order technique we will use a generalized monotone method in the presence of lower and upper solutions.

Continuous order release has been somehow neglected, in spite of its apparent potential for improving system performance, including the reduction of order flow times.