Sentence examples for proposed acceptance from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kerry went off the campaign trail for four days to review a half-dozen proposed acceptance speeches he solicited from various quarters.
Our analysis demonstrates that: (1) the proposed TRASP provides a general approach for quality inspection of geospatial data outputs consisting of non-uniform items and (2) the proposed acceptance sampling plan based on TRASP performs better than other classical sampling plans.
Under the same conditions, the degradant is at higher risk of breaching its proposed acceptance criteria of 1.0% at 36 months.
The proposed acceptance criteria for assessment of DNA quality are hence intended to 'filter' for those DNA extracts suitable for downstream qPCR application.
This paper attempts to reconcile the different practices being performed in the community and to provide recommendations of best practices and proposed acceptance criteria for nonclinical dose formulation method validation and sample analysis.
The abbot, when satisfied, thrice proposes acceptance of the petition; the chapter's silence signifies consent.
PAGE 29 SPECIAL TODAY A New Golden Age of Acting In an Oscar Film section, Times critics handicap the competition, comedy writers propose acceptance speeches and A. O. Scott explains why film acting has never been better.
The first draft was released on Jan . 16 followed by revisions late last month, well on schedule to be proposed for acceptance by Mr. Campbell near a target date of April 22, on Earth Day.
We used two types of WNN with Morlet function and Gaussian function as transfer function and also proposed threshold acceptance training algorithm for wavelet neural network (TAWNN).
The purpose of the present study was to develop a measure of parent responses based on the approach proposed in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), an approach that focuses on psychological flexibility.
Many have proposed that Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) may be particularly effective for improving outcomes in chronic disease/long-term conditions, and ACT techniques are now being used clinically.
