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Definition of delivery in English: deliverynounPlural deliveries dɪˈlɪv(ə)ridəˈlɪv(ə)ri mass noun1The action of delivering letters, parcels, or goods. allow up to 28 days for delivery count noun there will be around 15 deliveries a week Example sentencesExamples - A total of 400 litres of organic milk is currently being bottled on the farm daily for doorstep delivery and also for supplying an organic co-operative in the North of England.
- I went to see the relative of a friend of mine, to drop off a letter for delivery by private courier.
- At night, it became a parcel sorting platform for the parcel office for delivery next day.
- When making your request, please consider the time it takes for delivery of an airmail letter and that visa applications take time to be processed by your local embassy or consulate.
- Later, tube systems were enlarged, and new ones opened not only for the transport of telegrams but also for individual and bulk deliveries of letters and parcels.
- The mode of delivery is either express parcel post or courier, which means the customer would be holding the book he ordered just a couple of days later.
- Blanch wrote home every day and bundled her letters for delivery to Philadelphia about once a month.
- We have to treat this matter as urgent and to request your reply within seven days of the date of delivery of this letter.
- The leading supplier in home delivery of specialty medical supplies including diabetes testing kits.
- When he complained, he claimed one postman told him delivery of letters to homes in his street was a ‘goodwill’ service, as it depended on staff working overtime.
- The delivery of supplies - the inputs needed for manufacturing - leaves much to be desired.
- Although the supply of tropical plants was down and hygiene services were disappointing, security services, parcels delivery and facilities management were very successful.
- While letter delivery in the UK is a lucrative market, the profitability of door-to-door services is not uniform throughout the country.
- Think of rechecking the parcel delivery, rechecking the phone call.
- The deregulation of letter delivery is only the latest measure in the break up of the state-run postal services that has been underway for two decades.
- Two profound changes in our society have enabled small companies such as us to survive: the Internet and parcel delivery systems.
- He should be thankful for the container because that's all he got after he received a notice from the Vincent post office that a parcel too big for delivery had arrived.
- The petition calls on the government to intervene to stop the planned deregulation of letter post delivery.
- He suggested that the students attempt delivery of the letters through the military.
Synonyms conveyance, carriage, transportation, transporting, transport, distribution dispatch, remittance freightage, haulage, portage, shipment - 1.1count noun An item or items delivered on a particular occasion.
new deliveries are stacked behind older stock Example sentencesExamples - Resorts can only be built on deserted islands, and must be of a high standard, all with their own generators, desalination plants and produce deliveries.
- Bulgarian cigarettes production and Bulgarian tobacco deliveries will depend on the market situation.
- He's also very keen to sell me on the merits of his new menswear collection, the very first deliveries of which are currently reaching his stockists.
- Do not disappoint with a late delivery or insufficient product or supply.
- If deliveries and installations fall behind, the domino effect will cause your entire project to be delayed.
- ‘In the absence of such a delivery, some normal services will have to be suspended at close of business tomorrow,’ said the chief executive.
- The College received a delivery of 13 new computers recently, bringing the very latest technology to one of the school's two computer rooms.
- Andrea has become a familiar sight on the estate each Friday behind the wheel of her van bringing deliveries of fruit to the community.
- You could also buy kitchen utensils, towels, sheets, etc., and there were occasional deliveries of nylons and dress materials.
- They are then collected and distributed to the in-house marketplaces that form the link between incoming freight deliveries and the production line.
- Agents say that they sending back over fifty percent of some deliveries because their products don't sell very well.
- We were shown round after lunch, when the first of two daily deliveries of fresh produce was still awaited.
Synonyms consignment, load, batch shipment, container load, boatload, shipload, lorryload, truckload
2The process of giving birth. injuries sustained during delivery count noun practically all deliveries take place in hospital Example sentencesExamples - Other risk factors may include premature delivery, very low birth weight, and injuries to the brain at birth.
- After the face-to-face meeting, the woman is followed up until her delivery; and the birth outcome is recorded.
- The move has forced pregnant women who have been receiving care in private clinics to be sent to public hospitals for delivery or to give birth in private clinics requisitioned by the government.
- It's quite common for women to suffer some discomfort after childbirth, particularly if there was an episiotomy - a cut to make delivery easier.
- The frequency of change to instrumental delivery and resuscitation at birth illustrates that many of the cases were probably infected in utero.
- Caesarian deliveries were occasionally performed in the Middle Ages, but carried with them connotations of the devil, as the child would be not of woman born.
- Plans show delivery and birthing rooms, recovery areas and related facilities.
- This study evaluated the rates of cesarean delivery related to birth weight and GDM.
- We set out to determine the effect of fetal sex on birth weight, duration of labour, mode of delivery, and birth outcome.
- A California woman is suing a hospital for wrongful death because her husband fainted and suffered a fatal injury after helping delivery room staff give her a painkilling injection.
- Premature birth was defined as delivery at or before 33 weeks.
- The PSAs encourage audiences to learn more about sudden infant death syndrome and the risk factors for low birth weight and premature delivery.
- Spontaneous miscarriage, premature delivery and stillborn birth are possible results of an infected foetus.
- However, most health care professionals now agree more research is needed into the relative risks of home birth and hospital delivery.
- Guys who have been in delivery rooms watching their wives give birth will know what I am talking about.
- My mother is in the delivery room, giving birth to her son.
- The sauna has traditionally been associated with medical care; women commonly gave birth in saunas before hospital birth delivery became the norm.
- La-ongta carried the baby elephant for almost 22-months and completed a safe delivery producing a healthy female specimen.
- Major malformations are often noted at delivery or shortly after birth, and a genetic consultation is usually requested prior to discharge from the hospital.
- Sometimes, during the process of delivery, the nerves passing through the babies shoulder get damaged, resulting in paralysis of the arm.
Synonyms birth, childbirth technical parturition archaic confinement, accouchement 3count noun An act of throwing, bowling, or kicking a ball, especially a cricket ball. he reached 59 runs off only 42 deliveries Example sentencesExamples - He has an easy delivery and can throw multiple pitches, making him a solid candidate for a long career as a closer.
- When he is ahead in the count, he likes to drop down to a sidearm delivery and throw a two-seam fastball or hard slider.
- A bowler who when delivering the ball bends his elbow and then straightens it at release is deemed to sending a delivery that is not legal.
- He has an easy delivery, his ball jumps and his control is excellent.
- The Indian captain tried a cut shot and was caught behind just three deliveries later to give the bowler a wicket in his very first over.
- A splitter thrown with a three-quarters delivery, for example, doesn't always produce results.
- Very soon the umpires' only duties could be to count the deliveries and call no balls and wides!
- The Laws of Cricket and the ICC playing regulations both prohibit the bowling of underarm deliveries.
- It isn't common knowledge today, but he threw his blazing fastball with a sidearm delivery.
- Hitters have their own nominees for bowling ball pitchers, whose deliveries reverberate through their arms and bodies when they make contact.
- He relies on a hard sinking fastball thrown with a sidearm delivery.
- He has a compact delivery, and he finishes it well with his back parallel to the ground.
- He is indispensable, not just because of his captaincy skills, but also for his ability to play spin and send down medium pace deliveries.
- And why do batters feel as if they're hitting a bowling ball when they connect against certain pitchers' deliveries?
- But on its own a yorker is nothing more than a delivery in cricket which pitches under the bat.
- There were too many short and wide deliveries sent down and many no balls bowled.
- Most are hard throwers with flawed deliveries and crude breaking balls; otherwise, they would be starters.
- Now to another heinous crime in sport: illegal bowling deliveries in cricket.
- It was encouraging for Ireland's defenders to find their deliveries producing results.
- The home team produced a testing delivery which the batsman was only able to block.
Synonyms ball bowled, throw, bowl, lob, pitch 4The manner or style of giving a speech. Example sentencesExamples - He was casually dressed, his speech was mediocre in delivery, but most tellingly, his body language conveyed a cool arrogance.
- Following the collision he became moody and headstrong, his speech delivery was very slow and he walked with a slow shuffling gait due to a spastic right leg.
- Truman's early speeches were insipid in delivery.
- His instant quips, political satires, fluent dialogue delivery and appreciable humour has been the driving force behind the success of this program.
- But just as important as the main thrust of the speech, was its delivery.
- Haven't we all found the quality of our speech delivery changing with our feelings as we experience thrill, anger, fear, joy or other such strong emotions?
- The manner in which he conducted branch meetings or indeed his professionalism in his delivery of addresses and speeches at formal functions would be sadly missed.
- Your delivery, intonation, diction and fluency are all wrong, and you remind me of someone who hangs about on street corners, opening your jacket and trying to sell people things.
- Despite that staccato speech delivery, full of furious, angry pecks at soundbites, party delegates rose at the March conference to an unprecedented show of support and genuine affection.
- My speech, my delivery, my pauses - that's me, not a put-on.
- This attention to performance, which is now part of the general academic world, is matched - more unusually - by an impressive and entertaining style of delivery.
- His style of delivery can be rather dull, but when the audience is paying close attention, the cadence of his speech patterns work to his advantage in that medium.
- He has had a career resurgence in recent years as a new generation discover his disarmingly relaxed performances, his superb delivery and smooth voice.
- This summer has seen his profile ‘take-off’ as audiences and critics alike warm to his persuasive style and stage delivery.
- The workshop also highlighted the importance of dialogue delivery and the manner in which it should be done.
- The goal: to improve listening skills, speech delivery, and responsiveness.
- In those days, his stilted style, forced delivery, and wonky timing were virtues, reinforcing our sense of his hypothetically heartwarming kidness.
- Its lack of responsiveness to issues of the day certainly did not befit that image, he said in a speech prepared for delivery at a conference of the Council on Higher Education.
- In fact for relaxed and comfortable yet crystal sharp delivery of political speeches, to either an audience or a TV camera, he may have been the best there ever was.
- Rhetoric has everything to do with delivery, with speech, with performance, the act of constructing an oration simply being the first step.
Synonyms manner of speaking, speech, pronunciation, enunciation, articulation, intonation, elocution utterance, presentation, recitation, recital, performance, execution French façon de parler 5The supply or provision of something. a mechanism for rapid delivery of bile into the duodenum Example sentencesExamples - However, understanding of the DNA delivery process is still limited and the low efficiency of lipid-based transfection is a concern.
- He said he was fully committed to furthering the shift in the process of delivery of services from predominantly hospital based care.
- Water delivery and supply to any community is a costly affair.
- Patients are sometimes held hostage to health care delivery processes.
- This book provides a most informative guide to how drastic funding cuts have affected healthcare delivery.
- The outcomes of most studies were metrics assessing the process of healthcare delivery with and without decision support systems.
- If there is no login procedure, building in elicitation methods during the process of information delivery may help to capture the relevancy decisions of a user.
- Super service can take many forms, but its two most important features are rapid delivery and reliable delivery.
- The role of the cationic lipid in this multistep delivery process is not well understood.
- Each delivery was a separate supply even though payment was made each week.
- The device is very easy to use and its automatic voice instructions guide you through the emergency shock delivery process easily.
- This approach can identify activities and outcomes that add value and those that do not, but instead arise out of defects in the service delivery process.
- This approach can also help identify where non-value-added steps exist in the care delivery process and where bottlenecks occur.
- Among the multiplicity of service encounters, some will be crucial to successful completion of the service delivery process.
- Studies of how polyelectrolytes interact with membranes are important for understanding and improving the process of gene delivery.
- The result is that we have to spend more time in the consultation process which delays scheme delivery and increases cost.
- Lets try to remove barriers to care, focus on cost effective primary care delivery, and cut down on administrative overhead costs.
- The process of service delivery of employees who were or who had been users of mental health services differed from that of employees who had not.
- A continuous mode produces an uninterrupted beam, whereas the pulsed mode provides rapid quanta of energy delivery with a distinct pause in between.
- He said: ‘If the lead body is not established by 30 June, then the board would have to begin to cut service delivery in the region.’
Synonyms supplying, supply, providing, purveying, furnishing, equipping, giving, donation, allocation, distribution, presentation 6Law
The acknowledgement by the maker of a deed that they intend to be bound by it. Example sentencesExamples - He goes on to point out that the grantor may deliver to his own servant, if the grantor makes delivery, intending to make the deed his own deed.
Phrases Receive (something purchased) we took delivery of the software in February Example sentencesExamples - When did you guys actually purchase the car and take delivery of the car?
- Members of the parish council heard that the chamber of trade took delivery of 5,000 discs in October and was told that due to budget restrictions this would be the last batch.
- He will also be taking delivery of rather large amounts of a local product.
- We took delivery of thirty-two flat-pack moving cartons today, along with the associated bubble wrap and sticky tape.
- He was presented with the jacket at a ceremony as other members of the team took delivery of 28 new gas-powered water flotation devices.
- But at least they're doing something about it now, taking delivery of two new generators in August which will be operational by the middle of next year.
- Vehicle dismantlers are now charging to collect or take delivery of most unwanted vehicles and, as a consequence, it is cheaper for the owners to simply abandon the vehicle.
- Blackerne farm near Castle Douglas, took delivery of 90 cows on Friday.
- Upon taking delivery of the bike I purchased a chain lock and was careful to apply it, even if only parking for a few minutes.
- He said that at the present time every family in Ireland was taking delivery of two small orange boxes.
Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French delivree, feminine past participle of delivrer (see deliver). Definition of delivery in US English: deliverynoundəˈlɪv(ə)ridəˈliv(ə)rē 1The action of delivering letters, packages, or ordered goods. allow up to 28 days for delivery count noun there will be around 15 deliveries a week Example sentencesExamples - Blanch wrote home every day and bundled her letters for delivery to Philadelphia about once a month.
- He suggested that the students attempt delivery of the letters through the military.
- The petition calls on the government to intervene to stop the planned deregulation of letter post delivery.
- The mode of delivery is either express parcel post or courier, which means the customer would be holding the book he ordered just a couple of days later.
- The delivery of supplies - the inputs needed for manufacturing - leaves much to be desired.
- When he complained, he claimed one postman told him delivery of letters to homes in his street was a ‘goodwill’ service, as it depended on staff working overtime.
- Later, tube systems were enlarged, and new ones opened not only for the transport of telegrams but also for individual and bulk deliveries of letters and parcels.
- Although the supply of tropical plants was down and hygiene services were disappointing, security services, parcels delivery and facilities management were very successful.
- Think of rechecking the parcel delivery, rechecking the phone call.
- The deregulation of letter delivery is only the latest measure in the break up of the state-run postal services that has been underway for two decades.
- A total of 400 litres of organic milk is currently being bottled on the farm daily for doorstep delivery and also for supplying an organic co-operative in the North of England.
- When making your request, please consider the time it takes for delivery of an airmail letter and that visa applications take time to be processed by your local embassy or consulate.
- While letter delivery in the UK is a lucrative market, the profitability of door-to-door services is not uniform throughout the country.
- We have to treat this matter as urgent and to request your reply within seven days of the date of delivery of this letter.
- Two profound changes in our society have enabled small companies such as us to survive: the Internet and parcel delivery systems.
- The leading supplier in home delivery of specialty medical supplies including diabetes testing kits.
- I went to see the relative of a friend of mine, to drop off a letter for delivery by private courier.
- He should be thankful for the container because that's all he got after he received a notice from the Vincent post office that a parcel too big for delivery had arrived.
- At night, it became a parcel sorting platform for the parcel office for delivery next day.
Synonyms conveyance, carriage, transportation, transporting, transport, distribution - 1.1 An item or items delivered on a particular occasion.
they are getting smaller deliveries Example sentencesExamples - If deliveries and installations fall behind, the domino effect will cause your entire project to be delayed.
- Agents say that they sending back over fifty percent of some deliveries because their products don't sell very well.
- The College received a delivery of 13 new computers recently, bringing the very latest technology to one of the school's two computer rooms.
- Do not disappoint with a late delivery or insufficient product or supply.
- We were shown round after lunch, when the first of two daily deliveries of fresh produce was still awaited.
- Andrea has become a familiar sight on the estate each Friday behind the wheel of her van bringing deliveries of fruit to the community.
- You could also buy kitchen utensils, towels, sheets, etc., and there were occasional deliveries of nylons and dress materials.
- Resorts can only be built on deserted islands, and must be of a high standard, all with their own generators, desalination plants and produce deliveries.
- He's also very keen to sell me on the merits of his new menswear collection, the very first deliveries of which are currently reaching his stockists.
- They are then collected and distributed to the in-house marketplaces that form the link between incoming freight deliveries and the production line.
- Bulgarian cigarettes production and Bulgarian tobacco deliveries will depend on the market situation.
- ‘In the absence of such a delivery, some normal services will have to be suspended at close of business tomorrow,’ said the chief executive.
- 1.2Law The formal or symbolic handing over of property, especially a sealed deed, to a grantee or third party.
Example sentencesExamples - However in the circumstances I indicated that I would arrange for the Promissory Note to indicate that they have procured the delivery of the title deeds to Mr Dean and leave it at that.
- The owner can apply to the magistrates court for an order for the delivery of the property.
- An escrow refers to money put into the custody of a third party for delivery to a grantee only after the fulfillment of the conditions specified.
- Moreover, the agreement was to be executed under seal and such execution requires unconditional delivery and not a delivery in escrow.
- The agreements require the delivery of the original bank and corporate documents, initially to the escrow agent for verification and then onward to the applicant's order.
- It was signed last May, but in no way sealed, and delivery is uncertain.
2The process of giving birth. injuries sustained during delivery practically all deliveries take place in a hospital as modifier the delivery room Example sentencesExamples - Caesarian deliveries were occasionally performed in the Middle Ages, but carried with them connotations of the devil, as the child would be not of woman born.
- After the face-to-face meeting, the woman is followed up until her delivery; and the birth outcome is recorded.
- Guys who have been in delivery rooms watching their wives give birth will know what I am talking about.
- A California woman is suing a hospital for wrongful death because her husband fainted and suffered a fatal injury after helping delivery room staff give her a painkilling injection.
- This study evaluated the rates of cesarean delivery related to birth weight and GDM.
- It's quite common for women to suffer some discomfort after childbirth, particularly if there was an episiotomy - a cut to make delivery easier.
- Sometimes, during the process of delivery, the nerves passing through the babies shoulder get damaged, resulting in paralysis of the arm.
- Plans show delivery and birthing rooms, recovery areas and related facilities.
- The PSAs encourage audiences to learn more about sudden infant death syndrome and the risk factors for low birth weight and premature delivery.
- We set out to determine the effect of fetal sex on birth weight, duration of labour, mode of delivery, and birth outcome.
- The move has forced pregnant women who have been receiving care in private clinics to be sent to public hospitals for delivery or to give birth in private clinics requisitioned by the government.
- The frequency of change to instrumental delivery and resuscitation at birth illustrates that many of the cases were probably infected in utero.
- The sauna has traditionally been associated with medical care; women commonly gave birth in saunas before hospital birth delivery became the norm.
- My mother is in the delivery room, giving birth to her son.
- Other risk factors may include premature delivery, very low birth weight, and injuries to the brain at birth.
- However, most health care professionals now agree more research is needed into the relative risks of home birth and hospital delivery.
- Premature birth was defined as delivery at or before 33 weeks.
- La-ongta carried the baby elephant for almost 22-months and completed a safe delivery producing a healthy female specimen.
- Major malformations are often noted at delivery or shortly after birth, and a genetic consultation is usually requested prior to discharge from the hospital.
- Spontaneous miscarriage, premature delivery and stillborn birth are possible results of an infected foetus.
3An act of throwing or bowling a ball or striking a blow. a quick, compact delivery that sent the ball zinging Example sentencesExamples - Now to another heinous crime in sport: illegal bowling deliveries in cricket.
- It was encouraging for Ireland's defenders to find their deliveries producing results.
- He has an easy delivery and can throw multiple pitches, making him a solid candidate for a long career as a closer.
- He has an easy delivery, his ball jumps and his control is excellent.
- It isn't common knowledge today, but he threw his blazing fastball with a sidearm delivery.
- Hitters have their own nominees for bowling ball pitchers, whose deliveries reverberate through their arms and bodies when they make contact.
- He relies on a hard sinking fastball thrown with a sidearm delivery.
- Very soon the umpires' only duties could be to count the deliveries and call no balls and wides!
- The home team produced a testing delivery which the batsman was only able to block.
- A splitter thrown with a three-quarters delivery, for example, doesn't always produce results.
- But on its own a yorker is nothing more than a delivery in cricket which pitches under the bat.
- He is indispensable, not just because of his captaincy skills, but also for his ability to play spin and send down medium pace deliveries.
- He has a compact delivery, and he finishes it well with his back parallel to the ground.
- The Indian captain tried a cut shot and was caught behind just three deliveries later to give the bowler a wicket in his very first over.
- And why do batters feel as if they're hitting a bowling ball when they connect against certain pitchers' deliveries?
- Most are hard throwers with flawed deliveries and crude breaking balls; otherwise, they would be starters.
- When he is ahead in the count, he likes to drop down to a sidearm delivery and throw a two-seam fastball or hard slider.
- A bowler who when delivering the ball bends his elbow and then straightens it at release is deemed to sending a delivery that is not legal.
- The Laws of Cricket and the ICC playing regulations both prohibit the bowling of underarm deliveries.
- There were too many short and wide deliveries sent down and many no balls bowled.
Synonyms ball bowled, throw, bowl, lob, pitch 4The manner or style of giving a speech. Example sentencesExamples - His instant quips, political satires, fluent dialogue delivery and appreciable humour has been the driving force behind the success of this program.
- Following the collision he became moody and headstrong, his speech delivery was very slow and he walked with a slow shuffling gait due to a spastic right leg.
- Truman's early speeches were insipid in delivery.
- The goal: to improve listening skills, speech delivery, and responsiveness.
- This attention to performance, which is now part of the general academic world, is matched - more unusually - by an impressive and entertaining style of delivery.
- Your delivery, intonation, diction and fluency are all wrong, and you remind me of someone who hangs about on street corners, opening your jacket and trying to sell people things.
- The workshop also highlighted the importance of dialogue delivery and the manner in which it should be done.
- But just as important as the main thrust of the speech, was its delivery.
- This summer has seen his profile ‘take-off’ as audiences and critics alike warm to his persuasive style and stage delivery.
- Its lack of responsiveness to issues of the day certainly did not befit that image, he said in a speech prepared for delivery at a conference of the Council on Higher Education.
- Haven't we all found the quality of our speech delivery changing with our feelings as we experience thrill, anger, fear, joy or other such strong emotions?
- Rhetoric has everything to do with delivery, with speech, with performance, the act of constructing an oration simply being the first step.
- He was casually dressed, his speech was mediocre in delivery, but most tellingly, his body language conveyed a cool arrogance.
- He has had a career resurgence in recent years as a new generation discover his disarmingly relaxed performances, his superb delivery and smooth voice.
- In those days, his stilted style, forced delivery, and wonky timing were virtues, reinforcing our sense of his hypothetically heartwarming kidness.
- My speech, my delivery, my pauses - that's me, not a put-on.
- His style of delivery can be rather dull, but when the audience is paying close attention, the cadence of his speech patterns work to his advantage in that medium.
- Despite that staccato speech delivery, full of furious, angry pecks at soundbites, party delegates rose at the March conference to an unprecedented show of support and genuine affection.
- In fact for relaxed and comfortable yet crystal sharp delivery of political speeches, to either an audience or a TV camera, he may have been the best there ever was.
- The manner in which he conducted branch meetings or indeed his professionalism in his delivery of addresses and speeches at formal functions would be sadly missed.
Synonyms manner of speaking, speech, pronunciation, enunciation, articulation, intonation, elocution 5The supply or provision of something. delivery of electricity at a specified price Example sentencesExamples - Studies of how polyelectrolytes interact with membranes are important for understanding and improving the process of gene delivery.
- The device is very easy to use and its automatic voice instructions guide you through the emergency shock delivery process easily.
- This approach can also help identify where non-value-added steps exist in the care delivery process and where bottlenecks occur.
- The process of service delivery of employees who were or who had been users of mental health services differed from that of employees who had not.
- A continuous mode produces an uninterrupted beam, whereas the pulsed mode provides rapid quanta of energy delivery with a distinct pause in between.
- Super service can take many forms, but its two most important features are rapid delivery and reliable delivery.
- The role of the cationic lipid in this multistep delivery process is not well understood.
- He said: ‘If the lead body is not established by 30 June, then the board would have to begin to cut service delivery in the region.’
- The result is that we have to spend more time in the consultation process which delays scheme delivery and increases cost.
- Patients are sometimes held hostage to health care delivery processes.
- Lets try to remove barriers to care, focus on cost effective primary care delivery, and cut down on administrative overhead costs.
- He said he was fully committed to furthering the shift in the process of delivery of services from predominantly hospital based care.
- If there is no login procedure, building in elicitation methods during the process of information delivery may help to capture the relevancy decisions of a user.
- This book provides a most informative guide to how drastic funding cuts have affected healthcare delivery.
- However, understanding of the DNA delivery process is still limited and the low efficiency of lipid-based transfection is a concern.
- Water delivery and supply to any community is a costly affair.
- The outcomes of most studies were metrics assessing the process of healthcare delivery with and without decision support systems.
- This approach can identify activities and outcomes that add value and those that do not, but instead arise out of defects in the service delivery process.
- Among the multiplicity of service encounters, some will be crucial to successful completion of the service delivery process.
- Each delivery was a separate supply even though payment was made each week.
Synonyms supplying, supply, providing, purveying, furnishing, equipping, giving, donation, allocation, distribution, presentation
Phrases Receive (something purchased) we took delivery of the software in February Example sentencesExamples - He was presented with the jacket at a ceremony as other members of the team took delivery of 28 new gas-powered water flotation devices.
- He said that at the present time every family in Ireland was taking delivery of two small orange boxes.
- Members of the parish council heard that the chamber of trade took delivery of 5,000 discs in October and was told that due to budget restrictions this would be the last batch.
- He will also be taking delivery of rather large amounts of a local product.
- Blackerne farm near Castle Douglas, took delivery of 90 cows on Friday.
- We took delivery of thirty-two flat-pack moving cartons today, along with the associated bubble wrap and sticky tape.
- When did you guys actually purchase the car and take delivery of the car?
- Upon taking delivery of the bike I purchased a chain lock and was careful to apply it, even if only parking for a few minutes.
- Vehicle dismantlers are now charging to collect or take delivery of most unwanted vehicles and, as a consequence, it is cheaper for the owners to simply abandon the vehicle.
- But at least they're doing something about it now, taking delivery of two new generators in August which will be operational by the middle of next year.
Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French delivree, feminine past participle of delivrer (see deliver). |