Sentence examples for rise in maximum from inspiring English sources

The rise in maximum rate of pressure was 16.79, 11.46 and 22.55% at 10, 20 and 40% load conditions as compared to diesel operation.

It is illustrated by heatlines that when the heat sources are centrally located on the wall of the cavity, thermal mixing is significantly increased with subsequent rise in maximum temperature in the cavity.

Mr Grayling hopes to counter the "too posh" charge with outreach initiatives and generous bursaries for poorer students.The newcomer epitomises a broadening of higher education, aided by a rise in maximum fees to £9,000 that makes students (and their parents) look around for value for money.

In contrast, high-income countries have benefited from the rise in maximum survival among adults.

For example, a study conducted in Jinan, which is a temperate city in northern China, showed that a 1°C rise in maximum temperature may be related to a 7.7% to 12.7% increase in the number of malaria cases, while a 1°C rise in minimum temperature may result in approximately 11.8% to 12.7% increase in cases [ 22].

While taxi owners say that any fare increase should be accompanied by a corresponding rise in the maximum allowable lease rates -- the maximum rates now range from $103 to $112 per shift -- the drivers' group says that an increase in lease rates would leave drivers in much the same straits as before, with most of a fare increase being passed on to the taxi owners.

A sharp rise in the maximum p⁎/¯p occurred when the relative sliding velocity reached the critical velocity, Vc.

A rise in the maximum annual interest rate that people can be charged for a credit union loan from 26%to4242% is a key recommendation in the report, which also calls for more government cash to be invested in the sector.

But it is not known yet whether her budget will include a rise in the maximum Homestead Rebate check for elderly and disabled residents to $750 from $500, as the Senate president has proposed, at a cost of $70 million.

Yield dropped by about 10% for every 1oC rise in nighttime maximum temperature, the researchers found.

They also found a rising trend in maximum number of consecutive dry days (< 1 mm water equivalent of snowfall) in winter (December February) at eight stations across the western Indian Himalayas during the period 1975 2006.