Sentence examples for set an acceptance from inspiring English sources

These are: (a) to ascertain alkali silica reactivity of an aggregate in a reasonably short time and (b) to evaluate and set an acceptance limit of long-term expansion of a reactive aggregate cement combination.

In our simulation for the ABC method, we set an acceptance percentage of 0.1 % and N = 20,000 iterations, given the large number of settings.

Setting an acceptance criterion is unnecessary from a statistical point of view, given that 95% CIs could be used.

Staples said it has approached many of Corporate Express' large institutional shareholders and it has set a minimum acceptance of 75percentt of shares to assume control of the company.

At the same time, by working with local teachers, government officials and monks, they allow traditional authority figures to set an example of acceptance that the community can follow.

More broadly, an international sporting culture that refuses to take a stand on Russia's introduction of draconian anti-gay laws just ahead of their showpiece Sochi Winter Olympics or indulges the distasteful ramblings of the Fifa president, Sepp Blatter, when he joked gay fans visiting Qatar for the 2022 World Cup should "refrain from sexual activities" is not likely to set a tone of acceptance.

She set a policy of acceptance and cohesion".

DealBook »   PTT Extends Deadline in Cove Energy Offer  |  PTT Exploration & Production, the Thai oil firm that has offered to buy Cove Energy, received acceptances from 72 percent of Cove's shareholders, after setting a minimum acceptance level at 90 percent, Reuters reports.

In a one period model the governor weights the utility gain from setting a higher acceptance rate against the increase in the probability of takeover29.

On today's episode of Daily VICE, we visit Thailand to see how the country's evolving views are setting an example for trans acceptance.

The top priority so far is not avoiding fender benders, but teaching them to avoid causing a serious accident that could set back acceptance of the technology for years, said Raj Rajkumar, a pioneer of the technology with Carnegie Mellon University.