Sentence examples for whereby orders from inspiring English sources

Himmler adopted the doctrine of Auftragstaktik ("mission command"), whereby orders were given as broad directives, with authority delegated downward to the appropriate level to carry them out in a timely and efficient manner.

The morphometric model has an asymmetrical branching airway system with 47 orders, whereby order 47 corresponds to the trachea.

Contingent valuation exercises with valuation of several different commodities may experience order-effect bias whereby the order of presentation of commodities to be valued has an influence on the valuation of individual goods.

If the ISP is selling Internet DSL connectivity to consumers, set up a customer installation process whereby customer orders for service are routed to the local telecommunications utility for connection over the telephone system.

2) Variable sequential order of involvement of recorded cells in activity, whereby the order of cell involvement may reverse even in the nearby cycles separated by less than 1 s (Fig. 7 b ). 3) Variable delays between activity onsets in simultaneously recorded neurons relative one to the other and the LFP waves, the delays occasionally reaching tens of milliseconds (Fig. 7 c ).

France has a xenophobic policy whereby in order to get a company you need to have a bank account and in order to have a bank account you need to have a company.

"You're in this constant cyclical thing whereby in order to get our plans implemented we need to have a Grand Prix contract and in order to get the Grand Prix contract we have to have our planning.

He managed to broker a deal whereby in order to release LCD Soundsystem records, EMI was also required to put out wildly uncommercial albums by Black Dice, Prinzhorn Dance School, and Delia Gonzalez and Gavin Russom.

The real coup for Microsoft, however, was the announcement of a partnership with EA's Fifa franchise, whereby pre-orders of the Xbox One will include Fifa 14 free.

A more powerful approach would be a chemically programmed method whereby the order of gelation could be controlled by a predictable 'molecular trigger', such that complex structures can be built in a targeted manner.

It is also working on the iPad app to replace menus at tables, and a new app for fast-food restaurants whereby people order at the counter, to bypass the line.