Sentence examples similar to supplementary ordering from inspiring English sources
The supplier maintains an inventory, and decides the quantity to be produced and the quantity to be provided for the supplementary order in each time period.
In each period, the buyer first places an initial order based on the demand prediction; he has the opportunity to place a supplementary order with the supplier after the demand of that period is realized.
The policy was passed in a Supplementary Order Paper, which sets out proposed amendments to the existing Patents Bill.
On January 31, he issued a supplementary order for the Army of the Potomac to move overland to attack the Confederates at Manassas Junction and Centreville.
Without supplementary data, ordering contigs that are separated by sequence gaps presents an enormous combinatorial problem.
Removing atrophy rates had little effect on biomarker ordering (Supplementary Fig. 1) or the cross-sectional distribution (Supplementary Fig. 2) and longitudinal consistency (Supplementary Fig. 3) of staging.
The SERS spectra of the Ag nanowire films in the glass capillaries fabricated under different flow rates indicate that the SERS performance is largely dependent on the density and the degree of nanowire ordering (Supplementary Information, Fig. S9). Figure 5: SERS performances of ordered, disordered and cambered Ag nanowire films.
The PCR-based efforts yielded an insignificant number of gaps being closed (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online), whereas ordering of the fosmid library is still work in progress.
The above analysis consists of a basic sixth-order system and a supplementary fourth-order system.
From the NMR PDB ensemble of 1G6M it can be inferred there are 4 disulphide bridges that constrain the structure making it more ordered (Supplementary Text S2).
The difference between ACIR coverage (27%) and the estimated proportion of the eligible cohort for which 13vPCV supplementary doses were ordered (37%) was most likely due to under-reporting of doses administered or wasted.
