Sentence examples for the proper total from inspiring English sources

Two recirculation criteria proposed by Visser [Coastal Eng. 15 (1991) 563] were also used, and they provided additional evidence that the proper total longshore flow rate in the surf zone was obtained.

However, most of the available receivers assume a second order (SO) circular (or proper) total noise and become suboptimal in the presence of SO noncircular (or improper) interferences, potentially present in the previous applications.

Labor's employment spokesman, Brendan O'Connor, said an inquiry was needed "to ensure a proper total ban on asbestos is enforced".

For each cell radius configuration, the proper number of total users was calculated according to the fixed population density.

As introduced in the previous section, the determination of PP content in commercial lipase preparations, as well as the identification of linear ranges of activity-PP mass data (which differ among lipases as shown in Figures 2 and 3), are both of great importance for the proper calculation of the total protein present in CLEAs.

By applying the proper dilution factor the total number of cytokine-secreting cells was calculated.

Finally, this paper tries to design the proper assignment policy that the total locomotive assignment cost is minimized by making a tradeoff between travel time, travel distance, and waiting time, and considering the different degrees of priority (by maximizing the satisfactions of trains in service).

But we're talking about millions of people whose lives can be brought back from total disability by the proper use of opioids.

Each reaction included 1 μg of total RNA and the proper negative controls.

The row marginal total vector u of dimension 3 × 1 is the proper part of the column "Output" in "Table 2: Input output data for year 1," and the column marginal total vector ({mathbf{v}}^{prime }) of dimension 1 × 4 involves the proper entries of the row "Total" in the near-mentioned data source.

As of the 2013 Census Estimate, the city proper had a total population of 390,113, making Cleveland the 48th largest city in the United States, and the second largest city in Ohio after Columbus.