Sentence examples for peak attrition from inspiring English sources
Though the low-density model shows peak attrition for Non-STEM workers latest in the lifecycle, all three models show stable attrition past year 5 of the model.
Figure 8 Cusp tip attrition.
With a model that generated optimal training schedules, the scheduler could protect himself very easily by saying: "Using these assumptions concerning attrition, acceptable peak-time shortfalls, and other considerations, this is the best budget.
In Ehime, the prefecture on the rural island of Shikoku where Matsuyama is located, party membership has fallen to some 30,000, a third of its peak in 1990, because of natural attrition and members' dropping out, according to the prefectural branch.
The attrition rate hit a peak of 27% annualized, and the morale of the previously pampered partners plummeted.
New York's continuing crime declines have come despite drops in summonses and misdemeanor arrests -- key parts of the zero tolerance program -- and the budget cuts, which combined with attrition have reduced the force from its peak to about 38,000.
The department, which recently hit a peak strength of 40,710 officers, is scheduled to shrink through attrition to 39,110 officers under the mayor's current budget plan.
"In the Afghan National Police, the attrition rate is unacceptable," General Caldwell said, citing a current rate of 47 percent, down from a peak of 70 percent.
Continuous attrition and intermittent attrition were compared for attrition.
