Sentence examples for be exceeded with from inspiring English sources

However, there is a maximal possible velocity of a curved stationary two-dimensional flame of a fixed expansion coefficient, which cannot be exceeded with the increase of the tube width.

The units in which the seismic hazard is presented on maps are meters per square second (m/s2) (or equivalently the fraction of g, the Earth's gravitational attraction) not to be exceeded with a certain probability and within a selected period, both chosen by the author of the map.

Nonpolar antioxidants such as eugenol a major component of oil of cloves have toxicity limits that can be exceeded with the misuse of undiluted essential oils.

There may possibly be more, as California and New Mexico "limits" may be exceeded with doctor's permission and some California counties explicitly allow greater amounts; there may be as much as 1 million pounds of state-legal cannabis in America.

For each parameter combination, we used these equations to calculate the probability of exceeding given outbreak sizes, up to the size expected to be exceeded with a probability of ≈0.01%.

The target was exceeded, with women accounting for 26.1% of FTSE 100 boards last year.

AMY POEHLER Earned mountains of goodwill from her years on "Saturday Night Live," which she's exceeded with one of the few actually funny sitcoms on TV, "Parks and Recreation".

where is the envelope value that is exceeded with probability, resulting in.

The SRL was exceeded with all grill pans if they are subjected to 0.5% citric acid for 17 h with values ranging from 16.9 to 61.7 mg/L.

As an example of using this simple approximation, which becomes increasingly tight increasing the FFT size, it is easy to check that a PAPR of 9 dB is exceeded with a probability of 0.5 assuming, while a PAPR of 12 dB is exceeded with a probability of.

The consequences for priority area definition of expressing varying acceptable risk of harm to soil as a varying probability of exceeding a fixed level of harm, or, a varying level of harm being exceeded with a fixed probability, are discussed.