Sentence examples for split orders from inspiring English sources

Traders of all sorts have split orders into smaller and smaller blocks, making it harder for everyone to complete some types of basic trades.

For instance, a retailer could say they don't want to split orders or ship really long distances.

Thus, while everyone might have a common understanding of what an "orders placed" metric means, they may differ in how they want or expect to handle cancellations, split orders or fraud.

Nearly all the energy is focused on the expected splitting orders, including the zero-order diffraction.

If the section constituted of the circuit branch of the electrical center is splitting section, the time node can be determined according to the practical situation and then the splitting order is sent and the splitting operation is implemented.

The four sub-clades (Oncholaimoidea, Thalassoalaimus/Cricohalalaimus/Litinium, Oxystomina, and Halalaimus) were observed to vary consistently in regard to their internal placement and splitting order.

On the basis of their mechanisms of transposition, TEs are ordered in two main classes, which are themselves split into orders, superfamilies, families, and subfamilies (Finnegan 1989; Wicker et al. 2007).

From 1997 to 2000, Ford split its orders between Firestone and Goodyear, each supplying 2.9m tyres.

If I offer to split our orders, she always demurs, saying she just wants "a little taste".

The Tories are split and orders have gone out from David Cameron that the Conservative party machine must stay out of the fray.

Similar effects occur when institutions split large orders to reduce price impact, sometimes over several days (Chan and Lakonishok 1995, p. 1152).