Sentence examples for materials exceed from inspiring English sources

While it was initially more expensive to implement the programme at many facilities, today, revenues generated from selling recyclable materials exceed costs associated with the recycling programme.

The multilayer overgrowth of the PE crystals demonstrates that the generated PE materials exceed what is required for single layer crystal growth.

Outside Tokyo, the government said it had found radioactive materials exceeding legal limits in 11 vegetables in Fukushima Prefecture, the Kyodo news agency reported.

The purchasing executives' index of prices paid for raw materials exceeded 50 for the first time in nine months, reflecting demand for computer memory, copper, polyvinyl chloride pipes and furniture, and price increases for fuel.

Membrane gas separation performance of several organic-inorganic materials exceeded Robeson's "upper bound".

Because such impact velocities produce pressures in the colliding materials exceeding their strength by several orders of magnitude, the calculations were performed assuming hydrodynamic behavior (material strength is not considered) in the materials.

EPA considers materials exceeding PCB content of 50 ppm that were not specifically authorized for use by EPA to be "unauthorized use" non-liquid PCB products that require removal and decontamination [ 2].

A level 4 accident is defined as having local consequences involving a release of radioactive materials exceeding 0.1% of core inventory with a high probability of significant public exposure and at least one death from radiation.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) considers materials exceeding 50 ppm PCB that were not specifically authorized for use by the U.S. EPA to be "unauthorized-use" nonliquid PCB products that require removal and decontamination (U.S. EPA 1998).

The U.S. EPA considers materials exceeding PCB content of 50 ppm that were not specifically authorized for use by U.S. EPA to be "unauthorized-use" nonliquid PCB products that require removal and decontamination (U.S. EPA 1998a).

Similarly, saying that a product is green because it is made with recycled content could be deceptive if the environmental costs of creating and using the recycled material exceed the benefits of using it.