Sentence examples for is designed to exceed from inspiring English sources

The deterministic approach, in which performance in the event of link or node failure is designed to exceed a predetermined level, is considered.

A hybrid solar energy conversion system described in this study is designed to exceed the efficiency of each type of technology alone by combining advantages of concentrated solar power (CSP) technology and high performance concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) cells.

The malfunction or an unexpected breakdown of one single piece of equipment may significantly hamper the plant economics; thus, it is of utmost importance that the scaling-up issues are addressed properly each time a critical piece of equipment is designed to exceed the capacity of previous industrial references.

These are then cut to fit in computer-guided mills before being shipped to the building site, dropped into place by crane and bolted together.Mass timber can be designed to exceed the strength of reinforced concrete and generally resists fire well, charring at its surface instead of catching fire like the planks used in most American homes.

Most, if not all, of HP's tests are designed to exceed the minimum requirements of industry partners and relevant regulations.

The usual-care condition was designed to exceed the usual care provided to patients with prediabetes and to enhance retention.

On the one hand, selection on pests, weeds, or pathogens might be designed to exceed their adaptive potential, thus decreasing population sizes and potentially causing eradication.

The size of the integrated HSV-BAC-shuttle DNA was designed to exceed the packaging capacity of the HSV virion by inserting a stuffer sequence, so that recombinant HSV genomes are efficiently packaged and propagated only after removal of the BAC and stuffer sequences by FLPe.

The escrow tax, as it is called, is designed to ensure that players do not exceed the agreed-upon 50 percent of revenues.

The cap is designed to ensure that benefits payments do not exceed the income of the average working household.

The name change coincides with the release of the latest version of the company's signature product, Exceed, which is designed to help nonprofits better manage their records, increase efficiency and build relationships with donors and volunteers by aggregating them by households rather than by last names or addresses.