Sentence examples for wave of order from inspiring English sources

As Nasdaq's systems were setting Facebook's opening price, a wave of order modifications forced the exchange's computers into a loop of constant recalculations.

It leaves behind a rogue wave of order N−2, i.e., 6 there (amplitude=13) and 5 (amplinude=11) in this paper.

The banking crisis, Smith adds, brought a wave of orders from people working for American financial firms (and, more recently, advertising agencies).

Boeing hopes to ride a wave of orders for the plane it developed, the 787 Dreamliner, to retake the lead from Airbus in overall sales.

Airbus already plans significant increases in the monthly production rates of all of its models, but the latest wave of orders puts particular pressure on its single-aisle assembly lines.

Results: On Jan . 1a tidal wave of orders overwhelmed Ducati's server.

His post led to the store receiving a sudden wave of orders.

The Prime Minister's statement was followed by loud cheers and waving of order papers.

As he recalled in his memoir: "When I made a statement in the Commons on the outcome I was received with acclaim and the waving of order papers.

We define a new family of generalized prolate spheroidal wave functions (GPSWFs), which extends the prolate spheroidal wave functions of order zero (PSWFs or Slepian functions; Slepian and Pollak, 1961 [45]) to real order α>−1, and also generalizes the Gegenbauer polynomials to an orthogonal system with an intrinsic tuning parameter c>0.

We provide suitable error bounds for the approximation of bandlimited functions by linear combinations of certain special functions the prolate spheroidal wave functions of order 0. The coefficients in the approximating linear combinations are given explicitly via appropriate quadrature formulae.