Sentence examples for to be orders from inspiring English sources

It's going to be orders competing with orders in a central marketplace," he says.

One can see that the observed luminescence appears to be orders of magnitude weaker in the latter case.

The absorption coefficients of organic chromophores are considered to be orders of magnitude higher than that of lanthanide ions.

The polymerization rate is found to be orders of magnitude larger for sintered nanoparticulate thin films than for slurries.

Traumatic failures in-vivo are more likely to be orders of magnitude faster than the quasistatic tests usually employed in-vitro.

In simulation experiments, we find that purely redundant systems have remarkably low evolvability while degenerate, i.e. partially redundant, systems tend to be orders of magnitude more evolvable.

There were burgers to be ordered.

Larger sums have to be ordered.

"It's helpful to be ordered to do so".

then at times pi will appear to be ordered.

They had had to be ordered, paid for, delivered.