Sentence examples for hard rate from inspiring English sources

We then derive conditions that allow for guaranteed satisfaction of hard rate constraints.

To generate a sufficient but tolerable intensity of electromyostimulation, participants were asked to exercise at a rate of perceived exertion between "somewhat hard" (rate of perceived exertion 14) and "hard" (rate of perceived exertion 16).

There you have the dramatis personae in Tesco's food waste script: profligate consumers, suppliers who earn a "must work harder" rating, and enlightened Tesco, leading the vanguard in the national war on waste.

Germany's Jens Voigt, the oldest competitor in the race at 41, had led a breakaway but was caught on the final hors categorie - the hardest rating - climb.

We see that while the hard error rate increases monotonically, the soft error rate curve decreases at first and then becomes constant.

It's hard to rate what isn't directly experienced.

It is hard to rate this as the cause of secular stagnation.

It would be hard to rate instruments in terms of importance, because if you take any of them away, you have no orchestra".

Although Mr. Paul is extremely hard to rate on any one-dimensional scale, because of his libertarian ideology, Mrs. Bachmann has sterling conservative credentials.

The threshold resistance value affects the hard error rate as well and so the choice of threshold resistance has to be determined by both soft and hard error rates as will be described next.

We see that for a specific Rth 01,00), the hard error rate increases exponentially with number of programming cycles.