Sentence examples for an acceptable order from inspiring English sources

Comparison and convergence studies are carried out to verify and establish the appropriate number of Ritz functions to produce results with an acceptable order of accuracy.

If an acceptable order is input, the sequence is passed to the microcontroller via the USB RS-232 bus, and the microcontroller analyzes the information to determine how it will loop through the light sources in the desired order.

Oyston says the rest will stay banned "until they sign an acceptable behaviour order".

Whilst the locally neutral model seems to provide an acceptable first order explanation for the observed community structure of the Eastern Wood breeding bird community, it makes at least two assumptions that seem hard to justify in the context of a bird assemblage comprising species from different feeding guilds and trophic levels.

No offence to the man himself – he seems to be a good egg, and he was also the only permanent Thatter with his tax affairs in acceptable order.

And society views it as an acceptable cost in order to deter people.

When considering all results from the characterization experiments, we conclude that fabrication of polymer composites at 500 µA for 1200 s, corresponding to 0.6 C, allowed for sufficient polymer deposition while maintaining an acceptable transparency in order to facilitate optical microscopy and visual inspection of biofilms.

Positive NPVs and LEVs indicate that a timber investment would be an acceptable option in order to receive an 8% annual rate of return.

In the setting of a major disaster scenario, we consider this to be an acceptable compromise in order to treat more patients.

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Five attributes per scenario is assumed to be an acceptable number in order not to overburden the cognitive ability of the respondent [ 15].