Sentence examples for satisfactorily produced from inspiring English sources
It is concluded that fly ash/slag geopolymer concrete can be satisfactorily produced at room temperature with a desired compressive strength similar to that of OPC concrete.
This concerned species which could not be satisfactorily separated or produced a weak signal.
Indeed, the method can satisfactorily reduce quantization errors produced by lossy compression such as the popular JPEG technique.
In some regions orchards are replanted after 8 to 10 years, while in others trees may produce satisfactorily for 20 to 25 years or more, depending upon their resistance to diseases, pests, and winter damage.
WACCM-Fe capturesatisfactorilyly the observed daytime Fe density produced below 78 km.
These results show that both regression models performed satisfactorily in both datasets and model1 produced higher adjusted R-squared values.
The technologies and know-how exist for unconventional gas to be produced in a way that satisfactorily meets these challenges, but a continuous drive from governments and industry to improve performance is required if public confidence is to be maintained or earned.
The play had never been produced on Broadway: it was done so satisfactorily off-Broadway in 1987, and then turned into a movie, that that was considered the end of it.
Finally, 72 and 144 contour programmes with pitches of 1 mm, 0.5 mm and 0.3 mm were performed (for these longer scans the large amounts of data produced with 0.1 mm cannot be handled satisfactorily by the memory of the hardware).
The developed correlation predicting Sauter mean diameter produced by spinning regular flat disks can be satisfactorily used to predict those produced by rotating cup and disk atomizers with different configurations.
These failures mean that the most important question whether Belo Monte is really cheaper than the alternatives has never been satisfactorily answered.Recent windpower auctions, with hundreds of private-sector bidders, produced winning bids of 90-100 reais per megawatt-hour (MWh), a price that is hard to beat.
