Sentence examples for the overcharge of from inspiring English sources

Though both L.A. and Miami saw phenomenal growth in a short period — L.A. between the two world wars, Miami after the second — the overcharge of nature in Florida gives it its peculiar character.

The overcharge of love is ruining Paris as a place to be a lover.

The overcharge test showed that the composite cannot be charged over 4.0 V, the voltage always stopped at about 3.9 V during charging, indicating that the composite presented the intrinsic safety for the overcharge of lithium batteries.

Midwives in the Level 3 hospitals generally concurred that the overcharge of work, and the number of tasks to be carried out by them in the hospitals, were the main reasons for the lack of continuous professional support for women during their hospitalization: "There is one mother in the room.

Hence, the lower xylan conversion of the pretreated samples with NaOH loading of 0.1 g/g biomass is possibly due to the serious degradation of more easily digestible xylans during ATSE pretreatment, and thus the overcharge of NaOH loading (above 0.1 g/g biomass) is not needed for ATSE pretreatment.

He listens as library users raise issues of weighty and unbookish substance, such as the overcharging of African-Americans for ordinary foodstuffs.

She fought for lower photocopying rates for public documents, exposed the overcharging of tolls on Illinois highways and advised citizen groups on the state's Open Meetings Act.

For all considered polymers our computational findings clearly demonstrate that increasing the polymer concentration leads to the overcharging of the DNA molecule.

In the mechanism design setting, we define a cost share mechanism and study its properties, showing that it is truthful and the overcharging of total cost share is bounded by a constant.

Besides the overcharging of Local Service for the special access network use, the companies are also dumping the majority of the construction to build out a separate wireless network.

Simply put: The underpayment of access fees to the wireline networks or the overcharging of competitors - none of this would show up in a mathematical model as it is not based on a single rate paid for a service.