Sentence examples for penalty below from inspiring English sources

NOx was reduced by 50 60% (3.3 4.1 g/kWh) with a fuel penalty below 5%.

Maintaining the optimal resolution by spectral shaping is in this range possible with a negligible sensitivity penalty below 1 dB.

To answer this question, we examined the compensation penalty of all networks whose constrained parameter (α or β) is in the range [0.9, 1.1], and whose inducibility penalty is below 0.10.As shown in Figure  4B, of the examined networks with the topology in Figure  1C, 97.6% have a compensation penalty below 0.10, and 99.3% have a compensation penalty below 0.15.

Performance analysis of this architecture indicates node scalability to 256 degree with crosstalk-induced power penalties below 0.5 dB.

Mehmedbašić was arrested in Montenegro, but was allowed to "escape" to Serbia where he joined Major Tankosić's auxiliaries, but in 1916 Serbia imprisoned him on other false charges (see criminal penalty section below).

The BIC penalty term below aims to capture model complexity not only by the number of free parameters but also by the number of states that are available to explain the data.

However, this rule is nullified if a card is burned as a penalty (see below).

So far the English fly-half has landed just seven out of his 14 attempts (four of six conversions, three of eight penalties), well below his average this year in the Six Nations championship, where he was successful with seven out of eight kicks.

The final cost estimation for HRRP penalties is below: {text{Cost}} = left( {C + C_{np} } right)left( {frac{{omega left( {frac{{R + mathop sum nolimits_{i = 1}^{N} p_{r} }}{P + N}} right)}}{rho } - 1} right).

The homicide rate in West Virginia, which does not have the death penalty, is 30percentt below that of Virginia, which has one of the highest execution rates in the country.

Worcester boss Richard Hill: "I can't wave a magic wand, unfortunately, and suddenly our penalty count goes below 10 a game and we get no yellow cards.