Sentence examples for shall be lower from inspiring English sources

Normally, the operating temperature of detector on RXC system shall be lower than 75 °C.

The results suggest that the temperature of surface water shall be lower than 34 °C after heat exchange, and when more cooling capacities are needed in the future, increasing the water flow is more favorable than increasing the cooling range of water, which is better for the ecological environment protection.

As a sign of mourning, flags flown externally shall be lowered to half-mast; two black ribbons may be attached to those otherwise displayed.

An exception is made for United Kingdom "national days", when on buildings where only one flagpole is present the Saltire shall be lowered and replaced with the Union Flag.

The DAW and Brennan Center panels, on the other hand, showed only that non-fatal violent crime would be lower if states had never opted for the "Shall Issue" route.

FMCSA regulation §658.17 states: "The maximum gross vehicle weight shall be except where lower gross vehicle weight is dictated by the bridge formula".

The Regulation firmly states that "In relation to human health, no data collected on humans shall be used to lower the safety margins resulting from tests or studies on animals" (art. 4, point 6).

From the mid-1930s thethe mid-'60s the Production Code kept a tight rein on what all audiences could see, and promised that "no picture shall be produced that will lower the moral standards of those who see it".

Given that there might be other circumstances beyond an individual's control that are not included in this regression, the measure of θ shall be considered as a lower bound estimate of inequality of opportunity.

Market penetration through lower prices shall be undertaken where need be, while premium pricing will be the case of the upper-end of the market.

If its strictures are sometimes mocked as picayune and procrustean — "When a mixed-case legend is used, the height of the lower-case letters shall be 3/4 of the height of the initial upper-case letter" — they are designed to make driving safer by helping aging drivers read traffic signs more easily, especially at night.