Sentence examples for shared order from inspiring English sources

Young's team calculated that a pinned order is worth 75 cents, a Facebook shared order is worth $2.08, and a tweeted order is worth $33.66.

This paper seeks to answer the question of what is fair when a set of traffic flows share multiple resources in the network with a shared order of preference for the opportunity to use these resources.

If we wish to explore the interiority of Israel in relationship with God, as a shared order, and of Israel's autonomous building block, the household, we are required to take up the norms of everyday conduct that define Israel and signify its sanctification.

With this criterion, we are testing only those orders that fit the condition: shared order for shared markers.

For building consensus (non-conflicting) maps, we employ methods of conditional minimization (the condition is "shared order for shared markers") of the weighted sum of individual chromosome lengths.

To solve the problem, we search for the best multilocus order corresponding to minimum of weighted sum of map lengths among non-conflicting orders, testing only those orders that fit the condition "shared markers must be in shared order" for any subgroup of mapping populations (Mester et al. 2003b, 2006, 2010; Korol et al. 2009).

In 2005 they shared orders for over 2,000 new aircraft, a new record and far more than in recent times.

As a complementary approach, a modified methodology of Clover (http://cagt.bu.edu/page/Clover_about) was used to detect enhancers that shared order-independent transcription factor binding sites rather than DNA patterns.

This analysis is based on searching shared orders among the already constructed genetic maps from different mapping projects.

This week, the Supreme Court dismissed Mr. Kunonga's appeal of the sharing order, but church leaders say they are far from sure that the law will be enforced.

Lepidosauria contains the last common ancestor shared between order Squamata and order Rhynchocephalia, along with all of their descendants.