Sentence examples for improper number from inspiring English sources

Thus, if the number of carriers is too low (or too high), the distortion due to the frequency selectivity (or to the channel time variation) may be greater than the noise, and the performance is limited by an improper number of carriers.

It is well known for the signal parameter estimation approaches that it is crucial to properly adjust the order of the employed signal model, since an improper number of degrees of freedom in the assumed model may lead to a heavy performance degradation.

However, bnl mutant clusters often contain improper number of cells.

These include insertion site, duration of catheterization, type of dressing, type of catheter, frequent manipulations, improper aseptic techniques, number of catheter lumens, type of topical antiseptic solution used and use of the catheter for TPN.

Krugman Lays Out Why He Believes Okrent Was Wrong When I asked Daniel Okrent for the specifics behind his final attack, he offered two examples of what he claimed was improper use of numbers.

The result: a large number of improper claims by taxpayers and improper denials by a confused IRS.

Other charges included "improper relationships with a number of women" and playing a role in the murder plot.

Investigation of incidents is "improper," because a large number are closed after a one page report, without approval of the regulator.

Townsend told Wilson it was essential that the new inquiry included "a full analysis of the harm caused by the improper practices, including the number of customers affected and whether, as you allege, there is continuing overcharging".

For a year, from August 2005 on, "Ed Peters had a number of improper ex parte meetings with Judge DeLaughter designed and intended to secretly influence the judge to shade his rulings in favor of Scruggs," according to the indictment.

Over the last few weeks, the Acorn registration drive has become a flash point in the campaign when the flood of new voter registrations prompted complaints from election officials about the high number of improper submissions.