Sentence examples for rejection data from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, based on the rejection data (25 items rejected out of 37,500 total items produced) targets worked out for 50%% improvements.

The low mineral matter rejection data for Aryan and Bhushan suggest that the ROM coal carry significant amount of middlings material than the pure high-ash rock material.

In this study, experimental ion rejection data of typical cationic and anionic species present in surface waters at various trans-membrane pressures and cross-flow velocities have been obtained with a NF membrane (NF270).

As an experimental basis for parameter estimation and model evaluation, permeability and rejection data in binary and ternary mixtures of toluene, n-hexane and 2-propanol for Starmem™122 from a previous publication is used.

The model was found to fit rejection data for several water treatment contaminants including total organic carbon, precursors to total organic halide, four trihalomethanes and nine haloacetic acids containing chlorine and bromine, calcium and total hardness, alkalinity and conductivity.

At operating conditions relevant to practical RO applications, film theory and the numerical model accurately predicted channel-averaged experimental permeate flux and salt rejection data, while the more recent analytical model did not.

The data rejection rate (the number of rejected data divided by the total number of pairs) gives the quality of GNSS observations and the retrieved PWV.

This paper is concerned with disturbance rejection for data storage systems which applies microactuator to expand its servo bandwidth.

After each calibration, any level deviation greater than 1 dB lead to the rejection of data for the 24 h involved.

In our approach, motion intention estimation solves these problems, and previous rejection of data higher than a threshold provides additional robustness.

This led to residuals with no bias (since the same sensor is used to infer both the scalar and vector components) and a noise level of σ = 2.3, 2.4, and 4.5 nT for, respectively, Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie (one standard deviation, before any outlier rejection or data selection; see Léger et al. (2015)).