Sentence examples for tentative ordering from inspiring English sources

Each contig was locally aligned against the whole genome of C. jejuni NCTC11168 based on nucleotide homology, which resulted in tentative ordering of the contigs.

This finding supports the causal models of DSH that incorporate a mechanism to explain an escalation of behaviours (e.g., [ 50]), and validates the tentative ordering of specific methods reported in the literature as based on clinical experience and/or conceptual labeling [ 10, 15].

On a recent evening, a cheerfully bossy, bespectacled waiter interrupted a tentative order: "We have better duck.

It has more than 300 firm or tentative orders, and hopes to make 120 of them a year by 2016.

Boeing declined to identify the buyer, but a spokesman said the orders reflected the confirmation of a tentative order previously placed by the customer.

A California judge has issued a tentative order that could block or delay the TCW deal as he considers whether to allow a lawsuit by EIG Global Energy Partners to proceed.

About $1 billion worth of tentative orders, known as options, have been called off since Sept. 11, the company said on Monday.

It has displayed it at auto shows and on a Web site, www.packardmotorcar.com, and says it has taken about 80 tentative orders despite a projected price tag said to be north of $135,000.

This is a tentative order and the amount could change.

The ruling was consistent with a tentative order from Judge Kahn last night.

But before court convened, Block gave lawyers for both sides a tentative order essentially ruling for Monex, avoiding the need for Pribe's testimony, which would have been highly unusual for a government lawyer.