Sentence examples for length wasted from inspiring English sources

Several layout templates that enclose the constraints defined by the designer are used to generate multiple floorplan solutions for each sizing solution during the synthesis process, giving the optimizer pertinent and accurate geometric layout information, e.g., area, width, length, wasted area, etc.

For wasting, the main difference between the WHO standards and the NCHS reference is during infancy (i.e., up to about 70 cm in length) when wasting rates will be substantially higher using the WHO standards.

In the anthropometry and enteropathy assessment survey, children who are found to be acutely malnourished based on WHO/UNICEF criteria (severely wasted [weight for length Z-score <−3] and/or bipedal oedema) will be referred to the appropriate existing treatment programmes in each country.

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It is notable that the bandwidth is wasted when the training length is increased.

Note that since you will cut the ribbon again when the rose is complete, you can skip this step to avoid wasting lengths of ribbon.

Children with weight-for-age z-scores below -2 were classified as underweight; those with length-for-age z-scores below -2, as stunted; and those with weight-for-length z-scores below -2, as wasted.

"They can have a voice without valuable back-bench time being wasted by Corbyn wittering on at length with preambles".

Finally, such pieces are a boon to those who want to be able to discuss the popular new novel, at length and with strongly held opinions, without having wasted the time required to actually read it.

This technique originally had been applied to cutting-stock problem, which consists of cutting a set of available stock lengths to meet customer orders for items in required lengths and quantities with the objective of minimizing the wasted material [18].

This results in interrupted medical therapy; painful phlebitis and reinsertions; increased hospital length of stay, morbidity and mortality from infections; and wasted medical/nursing time.