Sentence examples for rate challenges from inspiring English sources

This inversion in the ordering with strain rate challenges the underlying structure of the existing nonlinear viscoelastic and viscoplastic constitutive models, where the key nonlinearity is a deformation dependent material clock.

"This not only helps reduce our yen-dollar exchange rate challenges, [but] we are also exporting a significant number of these new models to Russia, to the Middle East, and to Central and South America," Yokozawa said.

The variability in referral rate challenges the basic principle of equal access to health care, as patients with low referrers as their GPs encounter a different health care system than those attending high referring ones.

However, problems like data missing and high error rate challenge the communication reliability, and the fault tolerance needs to be considered further.

Pasadena is "rate challenged," he said, because much of its occupancy comes from people working for engineering firms, government contractors or science-based businesses.

These exercises simultaneously make use of two different large muscle groups in smart ways to increase your heart rate, challenge your coordination and push your muscular strength to the next level.

"'To be a Negro in this country and to be relatively conscious is to be in a rage almost all the time.' Though the times have changed, issues such as institutionalized racism as evidenced by discriminatory law enforcement practices, poverty, high unemployment rates, challenges to voting rights have not.

8 A variety of factors impact achieving low coverage rates; challenges such as immunisation awareness, demand for immunisation, level of trust in the health system, adequate human resources, access, timeliness of vaccinations, service delivery, poor infrastructure and vaccination monitoring.

"Ever higher market interest rates challenge the Bank's assessment of the outlook.

It was Freddy, expanding and buying through the 1980s and 1990s, who made the old press a new force whose progress (and stock market rating) challenged Trinity.

Complicating things further, some doctors are wondering: Is China facing a double health whammy as rising disease rates challenge a troubled medical system?