Sentence examples for processed less than from inspiring English sources
The last time I saw him he'd processed less than $1 million in transactions over the life of the business.
On the contrary, almost all protein pairs in the complex that processed less than eighteen components were supported by our GSP to have interactions.
It is very striking that it has first been detected in the Basque Autonomous Community which according to Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food data holds only 3% of the migratory birds in Spain and has processed less than 4% (3,2 3,5%) of the samples examined in the whole country.
If you're running a business that processes less than $100,000 per month, your rate is the standard 2.9percentt plus 30 cents a transaction.
With a backlog of 250,000 asylum cases and more building up, the UK Borders Agency can still only process less than half its target applications a month.
Hewitt found that while 77percentt of major American companies said they had a leadership development process, less than a third of them believed it was effective.
A Virginia company whose offer to buy the New York Power Authority's two nuclear plants expired on Monday said yesterday that it would jump back into the bidding process, less than a week before the authority is expected to select a buyer.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, a Republican, said, "The administration is attempting to reverse decades of federal Medicaid policy through the regulatory process," less than a year after "Congress rejected these misguided cuts".
For any real process, less than the maximum work would be done (because of friction, for example), and so the actual amount of heat dQ′ absorbed from the heat reservoir would be less than the maximum amount dQ.
But eBooks, often crippled by DRM or by being tied to a user account, make the process less than satisfactory.
The algorithm significantly simplifies the vectorisation process — less than 50% of the object's boundary is traced and more than 85% of the tracing time is saved.
