Sentence examples for cases of over from inspiring English sources

The application of the proposed method avoids both cases of over and lack of precisions of the selected measurement system regarding to the tolerance of the part and to the process variability.

In a new paper in Learning and Behavior, Lea and collaborators reviewed evidence from more than 300 papers and found several cases of "over interpretation" in favor of dogs' abilities.

This parallel performance follows a near perfect theoretical scaling, except for cases of over parallelization using very large numbers of CPUs for the small model simulations (e.g., the result of the (1024 times 1024 times 1024) model on the ES).

This week, activists in Toronto formed a blockade over the tracks at DuPont and Spadina in protest of the government's refusal to conduct an inquiry into the cases of over 800 missing and murdered Indigenous women in this country.

In fact, the campaign group Joint Enterprise Not Guilty By Association (JENGbA) has collected the cases of over 400 people convicted using joint enterprise who feel they were wrongly convicted.

And there may well have been cases of over-lending, and it's entirely possible that the industry has been overheating.

JJ Barea of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Donald Sloan of the Cleveland Cavaliers earned these dubious honours in two clear-cut cases of over-embellishment.

Across China, similar cases of over-speculation and out-of-pocket spending by local leadership – often to boost political achievement – have marred economic prospects, and created swaths of "ghost towns".

The problems consisted of one case of neuropraxia of the common peroneal nerve and two cases of over-correction into varus.

We check the evaluation of extreme cases of over-utilization with DummyOVER, which is negatively related to ERM (coeff. = −0.003, p-value = 0.00), consequently probably excluding the inadequacy of infrastructures as one probable reason of inefficiency.

In India, there have been cases of over-exploitation of water-tables resulting from an intensive watershed treatment where some of the major benefits have been reduced, particularly for the poor, because of the competitive use of water resources by richer farmers for irrigation.