Sentence The term 'exceed function' is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English.
However, the phrase 'exceed expectations' or 'exceed its function' can be used in written English. Example: The new model of the laptop exceeded expectations with its faster processing speed.
Whatever social function is assigned them, they exceed that function, impose their own demands and disciplines, and beguile the spectator in their own manner.
IL-17 might exceed this function by RNA stabilization.
Open image in new window Fig. 15 Aggregate exceeding probability function (AEP) comparisons at the Hunan provincial level Open image in new window Fig. 16 Aggregate exceeding probability function (AEP) comparisons at the Dingcheng county level.
Figures 8, 9, 10, and 11 show gross loss aggregate exceeding probability function (AEP) for Hunan Province and Dingcheng County, and county level average annual loss (AAL) and premium distribution in Hunan Province.
Application of insurance pricing models requires risk metrics (that is, AEP aggregate exceeding probability function; AAL average annual loss; St. Dev. standard deviation of the annual loss).
For some initial habitat states, population projections based on policies for presumed states often exceeded objective function values for known-state policies, suggesting that the genetic algorithm frequently fell short of finding bona fide optima.
The judge who ruled Thursday to annul the proceedings, Carol Patricia Flores, "has exceeded her functions," said Judge Barrios, who suspended further testimony to await a ruling she had requested from the Constitutional Court, Guatemala's highest, on the legality of the annulment.
Consequently, the additional role of SILV expression postulated from our study has to exceed melanophore specific functions.
It noted that it is critical that the courts 'in exercising a judicial review function … not exceed their supervisory role by undertaking a review of the merits of an exercise of discretionary power' (at [56] citing Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v Li [2013] HCA 18; 249 CLR 332).
Mr. Shepherd, of the bar association committee, acknowledged that it was not unreasonable to impose rules against money laundering on lawyers who perform duties that exceed their traditional functions by actually "touching the money".
