The phrase "exceeding from" is not correct and is not usable in written English
It seems to be a misinterpretation of the intended meaning, as "exceed" typically does not pair with "from."
Example: "The results are exceeding expectations."
Alternatives: "surpassing" or "going beyond."
More than 70%% of groundwater samples are found with fluoride concentration exceeding from 1.0 mg/L.
Also, distributing companies are interested in the service time of each vehicle not exceeding from a specific time limit.
Although there isn't a stable solution to whether the fast or slow acid rates would be the best solution or not, exceeding from the optimum amount would be a solvable problem by reducing the acid rate to enhance the recovery performances.
In the behavioural scheme, looking for a node with an observable behaviour and extracting a metric that recognizes how healthy nodes behave, for example, behaviour schemes, may monitor neighbour node transmitting packets whether rates are exceeding from normal rates or not [55].
First row, in back of wave, is wound counterclockwise, all other curls are wound clockwise, and are placed in diagonal rows exceeding from nape to crown.
So, exceeded from the new valuation of £76,000?
But in this condition turbine inlet temperature is raised and exceeded from allowed temperature.
Customers are assigned to vehicle till their demands exceed from capacity of the vehicle.
Demands of customers assigned to depot must not exceed from capacity of depot.
However, if the concentration of sodium exceeds from the recommended amount, it may cause to increase blood pressure (FDEP 2014).
In BE case, HOL is exceeded from the delay budget of 200 ms since packets exceeding the delay budget are not dropped.
